Well I was looking around at the kits and I wanted to keep it around 250-300 for an air horn kit and I did find a couple for around that. I also see that I can piece together a kit for a little more then that price that would have a better compressor then the kits for that price, most kits come with a Viair 275 but if I piece it together I can get a Viair 380 and a 3 gallon air tank for 210 shipped then I would need to get a horn(s) and the odds and ends to connect everything.

What would you recommend for a kit or a place to get a kit or the horn(s) if I put the kit together myself.

Thanks

 

I got a Hadley air horn kit for my dad's 1500 way back in 2002 or 2003 from a local truck equipment dealer for under $300. It came with a 1 gal air tank, the horns, compressor, fittings, etc. Nice compact kit and not expensive, parts readily available.

I think this is it.
http://www.hadley-products.com/catal...&cat=52&prd=21

 

you could always get the horns at a semi truck scrap yard for olmost nothing and do the comp and tanks youself i did my whole system for like 300 and its louder than the kit my buddy bought for 500

 

http://www.siege-engineering.com/Catalog.aspx
Seige Engineering has complete kits for a decent price. I paid a little more then what they are going for on their site cause i bought it at a car show but the kit i got was 300 on line...

 

i got a $25 off of ebay & will be getting a tank & compressor for around $200... needless I am piecing together a system

 

well so far I have picked up a 3 gallon tank air tank, a viair 380c, and a used horn on ebay, it was called the beast and is a 3 horn setup, I did a quick search and found it sold for 180ish for just the horn and I picked it up for 100. I guess if it is not that great of a horn I can always upgrade.....I am sure I will anyway in the future

 

Well, I was going to say check with www.airhornsoftexas.com. I went with one of their 1230 horn kits.

 

How does that sound being so far back? Another thing I have to watch is where I place the horns because I plow in the winter

 

Sounds great! Just like a big rig. Plenty, plenty loud enough. Almost to loud even with the rain caps. I'm running caps to keep water and dirt out of the horns. Works very well.

 

I think Seige is out of business. Make sure any dealer actually has the product in stock before you order.

 

This might also help you out, http://www.pacbrake.com/index.php?pa...le-accessories