HELLA 012010801 Blue Trumpet Horn Kit, 12 V, 400/500 Hz (Universal Fit)

Like some comments, disliked my "Meemp Meemp" sound on my 16 Subaru Outback. Know Hella's quality,and the dual trumpet horns Step Up the Sound Character of the Suby. Actually Plug & Play, buy my accessto insall the horns takes little more time. Suby Outback horns are on each side just above the front fog lights. The OEM horns have one (+) terminal because the center horn mounting stud is the ground. The new horn center mounting studs, are internally not grounded, so you have have to add a (-) ground jumper. I made up a 10" wire jumper and bolted to the horn center stud when mounting. (New wire use's frame to ground.) Than jack the other end to any terminal on the horn using a female spade coupler. The original OEM (+) wire plugs onto the other terminal. Suby has (+) terminal wire on each side, no need to jumper positive to other side. To access horn, pop the 5 plastic buttons just underneath each side of the front bumper Only, and bend each side end splash polyethelyene panel back, and duck tape out of the way. Tight squeeze, unplug the (+) terminal, and use 10mm wrench to remove center stud on OEM horn. They're tight, (use WD-40). Takes a little time , nut is torrqued tight. Once they're jacked in, hit the horn on the steering wheel. FANTASTIC ! Fold the front side end splash panels back, an pop in the plastic buttons.This access takes a little time because the space is tight, otherwise you have to remove the entire front grille, and entire front bumper for access. The New horn center nut is also torqued tight, I had to use vise grips locked onto the new mounting strip plate to unbolt, and use the OEM strip plates on the car. I did itmyself, for a girl, I dont look like the typical manley mechanic, I know you can do this too. Took me about 3 hrs, only because the nut is so hard to get off in that tight space. Passenger side was the easiest. Enjoy your new car trumpet sound.Bella Dee

Absolutely could not be happier in these. They get attention. Installed on touring motorcycle. Depending on your application, you may need to purchase a "dual horn relay" in order for both of these to work when utilizing motorcycle stock horn wiring otherwise both horns will not play together with the new amp draw demand on stock wiring. Will be buying a set for my trucks city horn. They seem to be of good sturdy quality.

Finally after 20yrs my personally built custom show bike has a definitive sound instead of the weak 'meepmeep' (lol). The only reason was larger styles never fit anywhere quite right as appearance makes or breaks the eye candy of a show bike and since the horns hardly ever used an upgrade was only on the back burner. BUT here I gave these Hellas a try while I was doin some other lil mods and glad I did. The main deal was to find the perfect spot (trumpets are same overall thou thicker - thats usually the issue on bikes) thou once found that perfect spot, the sound after hookup is the next hurdle. Only used the "hi" tone of the pair in my app due to space limitations but its all that was needed. When I tried the "lo" first - nope, was a dreary drone and only hoped the "hi" wasnt tooooo high - so relieved it was like perfect (pitch and loudness) ! For me the cost to use only one far out-weighed the use of a 'meepmeep'. SO - as for bikes - recommend em, dont pass on em, thats IF u have the space - the brackets needed a bit modded but hey - the bike heres only that - everything from stem to stern is a personal modification ... what no pic (lol) - maybe when time allows which doesnt happen to be now.

Excellent replacement Hi-Low tone horns for the money. My 2002 GMC Sierra 1500 high tone horn stop working so I was stuck with a single weak low tone horn. There size made them easy to mount, easy to wire, and sounded great. I’m sure these horns will outlive the vehicle as they appear well made and my truck has over 200,000 miles on it. I recommend this product for any factory horn replacement.

This product came with nothing but the two horns. No wires or installation instructions, not even a website to refer to. This may be a plug and play for a car but not for a motorcycle. I tried installing on a 2006 Suzuki C90T motorcycle. One horn worked great but when I hooked both up, I blew a 15-amp fuse. After some online research, a phone call to the manufacturer in Canada I found out I need a 4-pin auxiliary relay. After more research and talking to mechanic friends and several attempts to wire the 4-pin relay, I cannot get this thing wired up. End result: I'm using the low horn in the kit, and I have about $50 in a relay, assorted connectors, wire and tape that I'm not using. When I used both horns that one time I blew the fuse, they sounded great. Even the single horn sounds good. With the right application and someone that knows what they're doing, these would work just fine. I did find out that each horn pulls 11.5 amps. Beware that if you order these horns, you're on your own when it comes to installation. Especially on a motorcycle.

Excelente, suenan bastante duro

My factory disc horns on my 85 VF700C Magna were going out, and I simply didnt like the tone. Its my daily riding and long distance bike so I don't want loud exhaust drawing unnecessary attention or hurting my hearing long term, the logical step was louder horns. With how many people drive with a cell phone up in their faces nowadays I needed the extra help in jumping them awake and aware. Also, Ive noticed that even with a really loud exhaust bike, people nowadays can tune that out, I needed a horn setup. Anyways. These were a plug and play operation. A simple take off of my old discs, and install the trumpets. They are a bit bulkier than the discs and look a bit strange, but boy oh boy let me tell ypu the satisfaction of blasting these "war horns" at a distracted driver and seeing them jump. Just fantastic. Thanks Hella, I hella love my new horns.

Wasn't as good ad expected. Read a lot of reviews on this horn and watched plenty of videos on it. Wasn't as strong as expected and didn't really sound as a true dual horn only sounded like 1 tone to me. Very easy to install but had to wire up my own harness due to going in a classic muscle car which only had 1 point of contact so had to rig up a 2 way connection. It's a good basic horn but some other options would choose over this if I decide to replace.

It’s a new car horn, if you having a quiet/dying vehicle horn this is a great replacement, not any louder then a normal horn!

Excelente producto excedió mis expectativas y tiene un sonido muy fuerte y es buena y tiene las tres bbb y el precio es bueno todo es bueno y cumple su función llego antes de lo esperado

I haven't installed it yet so we'll right now the only give it one star

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If you're looking for road presence, these are the horns for you. I wish I can show a video of the horn sound.It sounds sort of like the Mercedes/Kia horn, the loud one.In most cases, you'll have to go to a shop to have it installed for you, unless you know what you're doing.