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    I had a set of nathan horns mounted under my couch a few years ago. Hooked them up to a portable air tank and had a ball valve mounted in my chair next to the couch. It was so much fun to watch grown men run like girls out the front door. My friends still won't come in my house and set down lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skinny chicken View Post
    I had a set of nathan horns mounted under my couch a few years ago. Hooked them up to a portable air tank and had a ball valve mounted in my chair next to the couch. It was so much fun to watch grown men run like girls out the front door. My friends still won't come in my house and set down lol.
    LMAO! that is a great idea!
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    i have them on my DD (06 crewcab) they are a blast!!!

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    i used to have some actually train horns off a union pacific train. there amazing until you get popped for them. 180 dollar ticket bastards. small towns suck. make sure to point them down a bit towards the rear of the truck.

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    i have a set on my truck. work great for driving in miami. I just put them on a toggle switch so i can turn them off when i want. There hooked up to my regular horns
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    +1 for hornblasters.com i got a shocker kit 4 horns, compressor and a 3 gallon tank and its the most fun i have in my truck while driving. saved my ass a few times from people merging in on me or just being stupid in general. it was around 400 bucks and worth every penny i've been in tears laughing before just from the push of a button lol.

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    I have a set of Union Pacifics on my scsb silverado. I didn't go the compressor route and run them off a nitrogen tank. They are pretty much awesome, I have had them for at least 2 years. I also have mine on a switch incase I need a stock horn. Nitrogen is cool because I have my regulator spun up to about 300psi but on the downfall, I have to get it filled up prob 3 times a year. I also have my alarm hooked to the train horn so if anyone wants my goodies, they better be faster than I can load my .45.
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