[oxman579]

I was wondering what some of you guys with train horns recommended for a good, reasonably priced set of horns. Thanks for the input.

 

[OctoberGlory1]

Don't know about train horns, but my Hadley Air Horns are very loud and get the job done.

 

[jerzydiver]

You can find alot of them on ebay. The important item to remember is to supply slot of air. I have a cheap (under 100 horns only) from ebay installed with 3/8 air line @ 140PSI and they will scare the sh-- out of you especially sine they are mounted under the truck so you cna not see them. Best of luck with your search.

 

[Fresh155]

The Kong from siegeengineering,look them up on ebay they have an ebay store. Great Horn!!!!!!

 

[InMotionJosh]

I have one made by GG i cant find them anywhere online though. By far the best "affordable" horn out there.

 

[oxman579]

yeah i think i might take a look at those kong horns...appreciate all the input guys

 

[MudHog]

I had 2 pairs of Grove dual trumpet 1609 air horns under the cab of my F350. Fed them with 3/8" line and had 3/8" solenoids mounted directly to the horns and 5 gallons of storage to supply them. They sounded great and would do that setup again in a heartbeat.

Train horns are nice, but to get good long blasts, you need upwards of 10 gallons and feed them with 1/2" air line. They use up ALOT of air. Another downfall is that they are bulky to mount.

 

[InMotionJosh]

6 gallons with 3/8 line is great.

 

[trav685]

I am very happy with my kongs from seige engineering on ebay I got everything w/ 1/2" line for under 400.00 shipped. they treated me great check them out. p/m me if you have any questions

 

[oxman579]

Thanks guys, I just ordered a set from the guys over at Siege Engineering. They were real helpful and the price was good too. Might have to get a bigger tank for them though. We'll see what happens.