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JeremySV650 02-10-06 10:27 PM

FIAMM Horn question
 
I have the FIAMM HF-90 Horn kit and I need to know if I can paint these black? I will tape off the terminals, but can I paint the metal cone in front or no?http://ridesafer.com/store/category/5wlf/Horns.html

curium 02-10-06 10:49 PM

Re: FIAMM Horn question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JeremySV650
I have the FIAMM HF-90 Horn kit and I need to know if I can paint these black? I will tape off the terminals, but can I paint the metal cone in front or no?http://ridesafer.com/store/category/5wlf/Horns.html

Why do the terminals need taping off?

Is this a physically identical replacement for thstock horn, if so I wouldn't mind one but I don't fancy having to bodge anythng.

JeremySV650 02-10-06 11:04 PM

I don't want to get paint on the terminals so that they make the best connection when I hook them up.
What I bought is a dual horn kit instead of the one, and they are a little bigger, but there appears to be plenty of room to mount them behind the radiator. They also sell a single kit, and trumpet horns if you have the faired bike. Prices are cheap, and the kit I bought came with the relay, wires to hook everything up, crimp terminals, an in line fuse and pretty decent instructions on wiring. Great people to deal with. Check them out.

JakeRS 03-10-06 08:43 AM

how much louder are they than stock?

Mark_h 03-10-06 10:20 AM

very VERY VERY loud.

JeremySV650 03-10-06 05:23 PM

Just finished installing them this morning. I had to bend the brackets but they fit behind the rad. One sits off the side and you can see it from the back, but it's not bad. I will take some pics later, but they are really loud. Way louder than the crappy stock horn.

bikerskez 03-10-06 05:41 PM

Was it case of just swapping them for the stock ones or do you need to add resisters and stuff?

JeremySV650 03-10-06 06:00 PM

You have to add a relay to make both horns work, but everything needed for installation including wire, relay, in-line fuse, crimp terminals were included in the price.

gettin2dizzy 03-10-06 06:34 PM

forgive me for sounding stupid, but why would you want to upgrade the horn?!

Richie 03-10-06 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy
forgive me for sounding stupid, but why would you want to upgrade the horn?!

IF you live in the city a loud horn is a polite way to ask some one who has not seen you to move out of your way me thinks.


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