Piaa85110 115db 400HZ + 500HZ Sports Horn

The sound isn’t loud as per description.

The bike went from sounding like a golf cart to a full blown Buick.Well worth the money!

Excellent value.

J'ai reçu avec étonnement le klaxon dans un emballage destiné au marché local japonais et non celui destiné au marché international.Bon à savoir: L'emballage japonais affiche 112 db et l'international 115db, soit deux fois moins fort.Il s'avère qu'après traduction en ligne de la notice, c'est bel et bien le même modèle (85110 ou H0-2).Alors d'où vient la différence? Tout simplement de normes de mesure diffèrentes: 2m à l'international. Pour le japon: 7m depuis le 01/01/2016. Avant cette date, 2m comme partout ailleurs.La preuve en photo (l'encart central).

To start, my '06 Vue came with a single round type horn that sounded no better than a bicycle horn...pathetic to say the least and it wasn't getting anyone's attention when needed. So I looked online for replacement horns and compared this to the Hella Horn Supertones (Round Type) & Premium Bass Horns (Trumpet). Ahead of time, I knew I had enough room behind my bumper where the existing horn sat to use a trumpet style horn, so I considered that type as well.Firstly, both PIAA and Hella sell twin horn kits and since I only have a single horn, I knew mechanical modification would be required (i.e. making a bracket to hold the second horn) regardless of which brand I bought.Secondly, the Hella horns came with an added relay, which I didn't think I needed, but I truly wanted something that was "Plug & Play" electrically...or at least with as little modification as possible and the PIAA states that an added relay wasn't required. I'd read also that the Hella horns didn't come with installation instructions. I found that a little hard to believe in this day and age, but nevertheless, using the interwebs I was able to find some installation instructions illustrating the wiring required.Lastly, I also listened to the sound comparisons on YouTube and that solidified my decision as I had liked the sound of the PIAA horns over the Hella Supertones and Premium Bass horns. PIAA also sold the 500HZ + 600HZ Sports Horn, but I felt that it would be too loud for the area that I live in as our houses are relatively close to one another and the horn does sound when the alarm & remote start is activated / utilized.Installation was rather simple. The installation manual illustrated four possible existing scenarios that your car's horn setup might have been, the tools and additional wiring (if any) is required, and the illustrations were rather easy to follow...especially if you are able to identify the existing positive and ground wires on your car.Once installed, the sound was better than what I had expected (sounded similar to a NYC Taxi Horn) and paid off immediately as I pulled out of my driveway and honked at the kids playing a little too close to my driveway.

Subaru Outback Plug & PlayThese horns replaced stock Outback horns that gather no respect whatsoever on the road. These PIAA horns will never fail to catch attention. I added another 330 hz horn (from a previous order) and it sounds even greater! I replaced the fuses (in the engine bay fuse compartment) for each line of the horns to at least 15 A (stock is 7.5 A) to account for the load and loss due to the size and length of the wire (resistance Ω). At the stock 7.5 A, these horns sounds hoarse, and indication that it doesn’t get enough current.I’d say this is a fantastic purchase and it met all my expectations.