Jun 9, 2008
  #1  
Ok so I'm hoping this will be my last thread on air horns... Well til after I put my new tanks in..

But here it is now.

New Freightliner gauge

1/2in OD hard line throughout...

poweraire.com fittings as well as a few compression fittings

Anderson Brothers 2way quick release valve

Viair 380c compressor

5gal 125psi tank

Here's inside the cab and you can see the loss of air from blowing them once.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIQmOv7d5jI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOY5Dlw0hUA

And here's outside the truck... I know it may not seem louder, keep in mind I was in the parking lot at school. I'm dead serious, these things are really loud now. WAY louder with the 1/2in line. Vids don't do it justice, but here's their tone. Keep in mind, I can make a cow get up off the ground and run on the highway passing it on the other side of the road... Just so you know lol The 30in horn chimes in a LOT faster now... Since I put the splitter at the rear instead of splitting it at the valve. I posted pics up from before on it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMLCa_fO5w4

If you turn it up, you can hear it echo off stuff about 1/4mi around me lol...

ENJOY!
Reply 0
Jun 9, 2008
  #2  
5 gal and only 125 psi? i have the 380c compressor, and my tank holds 200+ psi.

i really like that gauge inside the cab though.
Reply 0
Jun 9, 2008
  #3  
It's a cheap *** tank... I'm gonna get shanes 150psi tanks this weekend.. Although people say you can run over 150 on them...

If you want those gauges... I know a fellow member on here that has a few... I told him to get extras haha... Dual pressure... They only go to 150 though
Reply 0
Jun 10, 2008
  #4  
Quote: They only go to 150 though
looks like i'm SOL. i'll eventually figure something out. maybe a manual gauge inside

either way, you've got yourself a pretty nice set up.
Reply 0
Jun 10, 2008
  #5  
I like how all the related videos on youtube are seseame street clips.
Reply 0
Jun 10, 2008
  #6  
Quote: looks like i'm SOL. i'll eventually figure something out. maybe a manual gauge inside

either way, you've got yourself a pretty nice set up.
Hey thanks man... If you want PM shane on shipping for one of those... I actually have another gauge.. I hit the calibration thing inside it though and it's about 30psi off but the gauge goes to 240psi so If it read 240 on the gauge you'd be lookin at 210 in the tank... I dunno if that interests you or not.. PM for my details if you want, if not that's cool too... I'll add it has 6-5mm leds on the back of it and a 194 inverted led... ALL BLUE lit.

Quote: I like how all the related videos on youtube are seseame street clips.
Because of the keyword grover lol
Reply 0
Jun 10, 2008
  #7  
Quote: looks like i'm SOL. i'll eventually figure something out. maybe a manual gauge inside

either way, you've got yourself a pretty nice set up.

Dakota digital sells one that does up to 400 psi, it is expensive tho (~$100 for gauge and sending unit).



Nice horns Tre, I just got some on my truck too
Reply 0
Jun 10, 2008
  #8  
Thanks Korey!

I've had horns for awhile though lol
Reply 0
Jun 10, 2008
  #9  
nice!

mine are loud and i have no tank, i bet it would be even louder if i got a tank and a real compressor.

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fusea...ideoid=8806242
Reply 0
Jun 10, 2008
  #10  
Effin' A Tre. That's a nice gauge you got there...I do believe I have 6, yes 6, of those gauges sitting in my quarter door. lol.
Reply 0
Jun 15, 2008
  #11  
That sounds great Tre!!! I love the echo so much lol hittin them when your sittin still is def. the best
Reply 0
Subscribe