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Thread: Decent airhorn for the Hilux?

  1. 30-01-2013, 03:46 PM #16
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    This looks a bit more promising.

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    Decent airhorn for the Hilux?

    Quote Originally Posted by Survy View Post
    I would so love a set of air horns for my 96 daihatshu charade it would vibrate the car to pieces, I'm currently using ford falcon ba horns I got from scrap yard for $30 plastic fantastic
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    Decent airhorn for the Hilux?

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    Decent airhorn for the Hilux?

    I was in dork land on the weekend and had a run in with a bush pig, she wanted the spare seat on the bus we were on but my leg wanted it more. She sat on my knee till I pulled it out and rammed it into her ribs, she moved


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    Re: Decent airhorn for the Hilux?

    By the way water Fucks all horns so put it up high as you can in engine bay, or of course a couple of truck ones on your roof rack

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    Its a Hilux so ....something from toyworld might be appropriate?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    Its a Hilux so ....something from toyworld might be appropriate?
    Oi! What do you mean by that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by RimfireNZ View Post
    Oi! What do you mean by that?
    Just ignore him..
    How can you take someone seriously that prob drives a Bitsashitty or a Dunnydore
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    heres my old one NZ rail loco horn, churns the bloody air tho
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    Quote Originally Posted by RimfireNZ View Post
    Oi! What do you mean by that?
    Just a wind up Mate is service manager at a local toyota center so its a bit of a habit.
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