OOGA Horn Chrome Antique Classic Car Hot Rod Oooga Ahooga with Installation Wire kit and Button

A little more ground wire for the button assembly would have been appreciated but it was enough to do the job. The horn is pretty loud but not overbearing and has been turning heads since I mounted it the other day. As someone who has done wiring jobs in vehicles for various reasons before this was a snap. However to make things easy on yourself you may want to get a z bracket or a 90 degree bracket depending where you mount it. That was without a doubt the hardest part though and I am very pleased. Also make sure that wherever you are going to mount it, it MUST be horizontal or it will sound very off. With 2 90 degree brackets I mounted it just forward of the brake booster and in next to the battery in my 2010 Ford Ranger.

Was worried when I received it because the packaging was in tatters but the horn works perfectly. Contacted the seller and they were most helpful. Great communication. Would recommend.

It'd be zero stars if it was an option.This is NOT an ah-ooga horn. It sounds like a screaming goat. I've adjusted it as far up and as far down as it would go. This is terrible, at best. Even for just a regular horn-no way. Screaming goat. I kid you not. Zero stars and returning.

I got this for my motorcycle/sidecar set up. It really looks and works great. The sound is both nostalgic and loud enough to get someone's attention. I've already gotten complements on the looks and people really enjoy hearing it. Every time I've used it people look and smile.The only two criticisms I have are for the trumpet material and the mounting bracket. The trumpet is made of plastic and although it looks great, I would have preferred metal for strength and longevity. The bracket is also made of plastic but that isn't the biggest problem. The horn only has one mounting point with one square headed bolt. In my application I found it hard to get the horn to stay in a horizontal position due to the heavy weight on the back side (it wanted to turn upward) so I had to come up with a different solution to mount it so it would stay level. If there were 2 mounting points it may have been more adaptable and easier to use in various applications. As it is set up now, it is made to hang down from wherever you find a place to mount it or possibly sit on top of something, but even in those applications you would have to worry about road vibration and wind pressure pushing it to the side. I customized mine with some L brackets for more mounting points and stability. I also added a horn cover for looks, aerodynamics, and weather protection.The only other thing to note is the added wiring kit and button. I got this specific kit because I wasn't sure what I would need. As it turned out, I didn't need any of it because I used the stock button and wiring on the motorcycle then added more wire for connecting it to the sidecar location. The other wire was needed because the length of wire in the kit would have been to short for my application. The button in the kit also would not have worked because of how it attaches but I was going to purchase a more attractive button that would work for my application had it not been for the fact I was able to use my exising button. So, my advise on the wiring kit is to make a determination before ordering as to how useful it will be, it may save you a few dollors to order this horn without the kit. All in all though I'm very pleased with my purchase and would recommend this product.

Good quality for a cheap horn. I mounted it on a EZGO golf cart and it survived a summer so far.

Works great, love it.

I had a issue with not receiving all the wiring but once I mentioned it to seller they immediately reached out to me and made everything right, I couldn't be happier with this purchase or the seller.

It sounds like a sped up version of Uh-oogah, crappy, tinny sounding. You get what you pay for...J.C. Whitney auto parts catalog has one that is much better but you're gonna pay more...oh well!