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| Most helpful customer reviews 24 of 26 people found the following review helpful. 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. Fiamm “El Grande” The “El Grande” horn package is essentially a pair of Fiamm AM-80s (one “high tone” and one “low tone”). Each horn has its own mounting bracket, a red plastic cover and metal grill and the package includes a single relay. Based on an email response from Fiamm these horns have the same current draw and horn frequencies as a pair of Fiamm’s “Freeway Blasters”. The only real difference is the “El Grande”/AM-80 horns are physically smaller than the “Freeway Blasters” and, thus, might work better in smaller spaces. In addition, the “El Grande” package is cheaper than a pair of “Freeway Blasters”. The mounting brackets appear to be adequate for the purpose but I chose not to utilize the red plastic covers because they did not appear to add anything for my application and would more than likely have complicated the installation in a small space. I also did not use the included relay (see references to air horns below) and therefore can not opine on its effectiveness or quality. As reflected in other reviews I found the “El Grande” horn pair to work as advertised and sound much like a 1970′s Detroit automobile. The horns, in my opinion, are not excessively loud or unpleasant but are considerably more “noticeable” than the OEM horn on a Miata. I had initially considered an integrated air horn such as a Stebel Nautilus or Wolo Bad Boy but reconsidered when I realized the current draw on such a horn is ~18 amps (12 volts) and would likely require material wiring change to include a relay whereas the more traditional “El Grande” pair is (according to Fiamm) drawing closer to 8 amps could, in my opinion, merely utilize the existing wiring. I would very much recommend these horns to anyone looking for an economical and easy install alternative to their OEM horn. |
| Most helpful customer reviews 17 of 18 people found the following review helpful. 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful. So while the construction was okay – would recommend looking for one at a auto parts store so one can get the feel of it before purchase. 12 of 13 people found the following review helpful. |
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| Most helpful customer reviews 256 of 258 people found the following review helpful. Pros: Cons: ** EDIT/UPDATE ** As suspected, it turns out that the cold Chicago weather was the culprit! After waiting for the weather to warm up, I’m happy to report success! My husband cleaned the windows (just as a precaution), and was able to re-install the shades despite the fact that they were practically crumpled on the floor of our mini-van for a number of weeks before we rolled them up again to store for the remainder of the winter. LESSON: Don’t install these in the dead of Chicago winter! Btw, we’ve never had any problems with the first set, even throughout the winter (they were installed in Aug/Sept). This second set is looking pretty good so far (it’s been about a month). ** Update #2 ** 22 of 23 people found the following review helpful. The only tiny complaint I have is that NO WHERE on AMAZON in the product description does it say you are not supposed to roll your windows down; as it states in the product instructions. However, since they are pretty inexpensive if they come off I can buy new ones or just get limo tint on my SUV. 20 of 22 people found the following review helpful. |
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