Horny?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Niles, MI
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 2,802
Likes: 241
From: Niles, MI
Here's some pics of a factory installation of dual horns that may help.
Driver's side looking down.
Driver's side looking down.
Passenger side looking down.
Passenger side looking up.
And here's pics of my installation on my '73.
Driver's side looking down.
Driver's side looking down.
Passenger side looking down.
Passenger side looking up.
Driver's side looking down.
Driver's side looking down.
Passenger side looking down.
Passenger side looking up.
And here's pics of my installation on my '73.
Driver's side looking down.
Driver's side looking down.
Passenger side looking down.
Passenger side looking up.
Race Director
Joined: Sep 1999
Posts: 11,361
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From: Plano TX
Had the same single horn on my '71 so I bought repro dual horns for a 70. Easy install and quite loud now!
I recommend you buy the matched pair as they have a low and high note so the combination of both is much louder than if you get two of the same generic horns.
I recommend you buy the matched pair as they have a low and high note so the combination of both is much louder than if you get two of the same generic horns.
