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Cheap Good Horns! - Wolo 300-2T Low & 305-2T High Horns

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I picked these up from Amazon for $9.17 and $8.51 respectively. A very good deal.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=wolo+horn

For the money, I couldn't be more impressed. A nice solid loud blast with good dissonance to attract attention. A perfect replacement for the dual horns on my GS850. I had to get a little creative in mounting them, but it all worked out ok.

Not a great shot...They look like little Sony speakers.

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Hmmm, interesting mounting area...how come you didn't use the two holes on the frame there?
 
They fit nicely there after bending the crap out of the bracket that came with 'em. and look kind of neat peaking out from behind the frame. They still fit under the tank. I could have cut the brackets and drilled a new hole in them to get them to fit exactly in the proper spaces, but to answer your question, I didn't because I like 'em this way!
 
mrbill5491 said:
Hmmm, interesting mounting area...how come you didn't use the two holes on the frame there?
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Those two bolt holes on the front of the frame are perfect for the oil cooler.
After-market mounts, and some factory mounts, conveniently even use that bolt spacing. ;)

Eric
 
Thanks for the post. I bought a pair at Summit Racing (forget the brand) and they have crapped out in under a year. I'll give those a try.
 
Another worthwhile consideration IMO are the horns from Harbor Freight. Two horns, brackets and relay for under $10. Very LOUD too. I've mounted them on several vehicles.
Willie
 
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