I believe it is the hornblasters kit.

www.hornblasters.com

 

Thats a Kleinn 6350 onboard air kit and a Kleinn 630 train horn

Korey had this hornblasters kit before he got the kleinn
http://www.hornblasters.com/products...train-horn-kit

 

Yeah, that setup was Kleinn. I've had two different train horn/onboard air setups on my truck.

 

I have some sweet train horns. I took them off my bagged ranger. If you are interested let me know. Here is a pic. I also have a nice Chrome Air tank to match. I will make a deal on the setup.

 

Not to purposely bring and old thread back to life lol but I got one of those kits brand new as well(actually got it free) but I have still yet to hook it up on my truck as I don't realy have any idea on where to put it. Curious were exactly you put your setup in the engine compartment? There's not really a whole a lot of room in there. My other problem is I already have more then enough wires coming of the battery terminals to power other relays/devices, particularly my aftermarket HID headlamps and fogs lol.

One of these days I would like to install this kit just to use for fun. At least until I can come up with the money later for a proper setup(thinking Grover 1510s eventually) :D

 

that "kit" sucks. youtube it.

 

Yeah I know hence it was never used and I got it for free. I've had it sitting around in a closet for ages and just recently found it lol. Being broke atm sucks no money for buying cool stuff like a proper air horn setup :D

I was thinking about maybe just hooking it up to play with for awhile since I have it. Mostly for honking at friends lol. Don't seem to have much room under my hood for mounting this thing anyways.

 

put it behind your valence

 

The stock horn on my 2010 was terrible so I replaced it with a Stebel Nautilus Compact air horn. It's got the compressor and horn all built in one small piece so I was able to install it in the stock location with a little home made piece to hold it and wired it in with a relay.

I really liked the horn so I trimmed the plastic on the drivers side, made another bracket and added a second one. Horns work great and are nice and loud.

 

Installed a Big Bully air horn in stock location, not as loud as big rig horns but not as much work

 

Sounds like an identity problem to me. I have a cow horn on mine (jc whitney) Mooooooovvvve over.

 

Zombie thread.....

 

go to any VIP auto parts store and Advanced Auto or whatever chain auto parts store or even local stores and you can buy them, the ones at VIP are really easy to install, the only diffucult part is installing the button to make them blow

 

I use Wolo Bad Boy airhorns on my bike and may put a set on my Ranger as well. They are self-contained with the compressor, two toned and rated at 139 db. You should not have to wire in a separate relay to install (I did on my bike) and should bolt in up front by the radiator. Louder than the stock horn and only about $50 from many parts stores. The Stebel Nautilis is the exact same horn but $20 more expensive.

Of course they aren't as loud as huge tractor trailer horns but a Ranger isn't a huge tractor trailer either and a big horn won't make it so. Somehow this thread reminds me of those who compensate for a lack of equipment by sportin a large belt buckle...