Even if you dont it is fun on the bikes MOT to watch the tester $hit himself when he tests it expecting a weedy peep and gets a good wholesome PAAAARP!
Horn, can I fit a louder one ?
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Even if you dont it is fun on the bikes MOT to watch the tester $hit himself when he tests it expecting a weedy peep and gets a good wholesome PAAAARP!
I have done this on my Streetwise, i changed it becasue my stock horn sounded gay. Rover always had twin tone horns, but when they atarted cutting costs they lost them. I have the Stebel Magnum Twin Tone horn, and it always has my workmate in fits of giggles becasue of the noise. They really are loud, espically inside a factory 
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This is how it was fit. Easy to do, as long as you can wire. Anything over 10A requires a relay (on my car at least!) otherwise it will blow the fuse.
.http://www.themodblog.co.uk/showthread.php?t=13
This is how it was fit. Easy to do, as long as you can wire. Anything over 10A requires a relay (on my car at least!) otherwise it will blow the fuse.
I use mine all the time. People suck at driving.
Exactly - and if enough people remind them of this fact with judicious use of the horn, there's hope they may take the hint and give up.
That's what I tell myself anyway.
Holy thread revival but I just ordered a stebel nautilus from ebay, hopefully, next time I use my horn people will actually notice me rather then proceeding to do whatever to ram me off the road and hopefully my mates won't laugh at me when I use my horn 
. Hopefully the standard wiring can take the 18 amps this baby needs 
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. Hopefully the standard wiring can take the 18 amps this baby needs .
12V. Unless you have a 24V supply on the car.
The nautilus doesn't need a relay, the Magnum does (Draws [irc] around 12A) standard horms + fuse are 10A
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