HellaHella Stark Sound – 109.23.37 – Red Set 12 V High/Low Frequency Hella Super Tone Horn Set B 133, 12 volt

I was obligated to put these in the grille of my Subaru, as that's just what you do, and they're perfect. I replaced the screws with black oxide coated ones, because my experience here in the rust belt is that the heads get rusty, and that's just not a good look.

Good and loud.

These grab the attention with a loud sound. I have used these horns often. I had to fabricate a bracket for my Range Rover Sport and they are visible through grill. Awesome horn.

It’s well documented that any newer Mazda, for example, have really weak horns and decided to go with the trident true Hella dual horn blasters. What you get in the box is very basic which includes two horns and a genuine Hella relay, but I opted for the nine dollar wiring kit that you can find From China that made the install super easy and well worth it. Since the diameters are fairly large, it’s extremely hard to use the included L brackets as one mounting point putting the horns in a triangular pattern. I had to use some scrap metal just to space them apart, but it wasn’t a big deal. What I didn’t like about this kit and the reason why I’m only giving it four stars, is the tone is very reminiscent from a 1940s jalopy or army jeep. It just sounds antique and not very German or even Japanese.

Looks great, love it!!!

Installed on my SUV a few years ago. Still works great, nice and loud

I couldn’t find any High of Low markings on the horns so I wound up installing the wrong one and had to start over once I beep tested it. The horns look cool and are of good quality, but I’m disappointed the low tone isn’t as low as I thought it would be.

i do the installation by my self a year and half ago, and still working my hella super tone,, in the street is different sound of others and the decibel is hi so all was ear my beep on the way,,,thats good for me,, thanks