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anyone put train horns on a ranger? suggestions on mounting air compressor are appreciated
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ive always seen them mounted inside tool boxes. not sure of a place to mount the horns though really.
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My friend has a lifted dodge and he put his horns under the bed of the truck, I wanna put horns on my truck too but my truck isn't lifted so I would like to know where to put horns as well, so bump
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heres an article in the trs mag on train horns
http://www.therangerstation.com/Magazine/Summer2009/train-horn.htm
http://www.therangerstation.com/Magazine/Summer2009/train-horn.htm
Why point them backwards? I mean, if you get tailgated a lot I can see why. Isn't the point of having stupid loud horns to be able to honk at people in front of you? I guess being as loud as they are its going to scare the crap out of someone no matter which way they face.
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i have a friend that works at a audio shop and he has put a good bit of train horns in some cars and trucks the tool box is a great place to put the compressor and as for the horns you can put them behind the front grill or the spare tire
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id mount them in front of the rear wheel wells underneath. u got a pretty good little pocket there whether ur rigs lifted or not
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when they are underneath the truck pointing backwards helps to keep thing out of them.
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