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Or make friends with a captin of a ferrie. He'll prolly hook you up with a old ferrie horn. Your (alarm im guessing) would be heard from miles away!
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just imagine if u had a freighters foghorn, u would probably beak all the car windows around and be heard from 10 miles away
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yea i got my air horns from Stereo Warehouse, they were way too loud outside my car so i put them inside,, now i'm afraid the windows will shatter.. The problem with Ferry horns or Train horns is that you need one of those compressors to get the air flowin to the horns.... some electric horns would work.. just go to a junk yard and jack the horns off all the cars and wire them to your stock siren in parallel with a couple relays,, get different toned horns too like one off a Geo Metro then one off a Chevy Pickup,,, talk about annoying
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