Tahoe Limited Big Horn Edition! lol

[Limited00]

Riding around town, I tend to hear the monotonous sounds of big trucks and train horns. Now don't get me wrong, that's decent idea to make lots of noise but....why a train horn? If you're driving a truck, why not a truck (Semi/Rig) Horn? I figured I should be different! Using a compressor combo and an 18-Wheeler horn donated to me by my cousin "Vic Deezy", I decided to chase the dream and be different! Here are some pics:

Just thought I'd throw in a lil eye candy!

It's mounted to the outside of the frame facing forward. (Minor drilling required)

The cleanest thing underneath the the truck lol.:lol: Don't make fun of the dirt caked on the bottom!

Beautiful! The great thing about this is that the horn is mounted in such a position that you can't see it from any angle unless you're underneath it, making it undetectable to the jakes (Police) lol.

Now here's a little clip of what it sounds like. Pardon my cousin "Vic Deezy" lol. I may keep this one or try to find one a little deeper, but it scares the crap out of ppl so I really can't complain! Enjoy, and comment please

Limited
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[Limited00]

1. Eye Candy
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2. Mounting
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3.
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4.
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[Rick90467]

I like it, sounds great. Was putting together a similar setup with the exception that I am going to attempt puttting it under the hood. I dont off-road to much but the underbody does get a bit mudded up at a few of my fav fishing holes.

 

[sasquatch094]

ground effects give it some hiding room.. lol

 

[Limited00]

Rick, if you need a solenoid for you horn, I got ya covered. I have 2 different types of solenoids. One is specifically for train horns/air horns, and the other is a pneumatic/water electronic valve. Im not really sure why I opted to use this one instead, but it works just as well. Also I'm using 1/4" Rigid(Name brand) air line from the compressor to th solenoid and from the solenoid to the horn. I removed one of the floor mounted strap hook thingies (?) to allow me access to the under body of the truck. I used a double sided 1/4" air connector and placed it in that opening. It fit quite well to say the least. Then I attached the air line from the compressor to that 1/4" line connector. I proceeded underneath the truck to connect the air line from the horn to the other end of the 1/4" line connector, using tightening clamps for the best seal. Again, not a perfect install, but it works perfectly!

 

[Limited00]

Here's another video, I deleted the first one. Oh yea, I have magnaflow exhaust too! Comment Please.
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^If that doesn't work, here's the link.

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=42308599

 

[SlammedSS]

Just found some NOS fog lights for 2000 Tahoe Limited hurry up before they’re gone....

https://www.ebay.com/itm/133075491180