Is the horn really that bad? I saw another thread where someone was talking about changing the horn. I was wondering why. I guess the stock horn is embarrassing. LOL
Toot your horn...
Anyone else embarrassed honking their horn other than me? I'll be installing these over the weekend... (write up to follow).
The stock horn sounds ridiculous, I was literally laughed at by some guy in a lifted truck last night that cut me off.
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The stock horn sounds ridiculous, I was literally laughed at by some guy in a lifted truck last night that cut me off.
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I've had them installed for a while now (I posted them to the Facebook page I try not to cross post too much. I already seem a bit obsessive/ post whorish). It was fairly easy. Just needed some wire, connectors, electrical tape and stripping / cutting tools. The OEM bracket in the front of the car had 1 horn, BUT was drilled already for a second horn. I just took the bolt from the stock horn to Home Depot and matched the thread pitch and used those to mount the Sickspeed horns. I used the wiring coming from the OEM horn, and made a ground under one of the OEM bolts to the frame.
Someone should get a Wheelen air horn aka cop horn, it might help in getting folks out of your way 
Hey Nick, I was trying to select a Sickspeed horn on the autostars_inc ebay site and didn't know which ones were compatible with the iM since their site doesn't let you put in 2016 models. Maybe I'm missing something, but, their store is not very user friendly to let you put in your car info and find out what fits. How did you know which to pick? Does the "P6" at the end of the part number specify mounting info?
Thanks
Just don't go to somewhere like oakland california and honk your train hornTempted to get a train horn. Of course I'll honk responsibly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLfD1AFsb1I
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I've had them installed for a while now (I posted them to the Facebook page I try not to cross post too much. I already seem a bit obsessive/ post whorish). It was fairly easy. Just needed some wire, connectors, electrical tape and stripping / cutting tools. The OEM bracket in the front of the car had 1 horn, BUT was drilled already for a second horn. I just took the bolt from the stock horn to Home Depot and matched the thread pitch and used those to mount the Sickspeed horns. I used the wiring coming from the OEM horn, and made a ground under one of the OEM bolts to the frame.
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