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Reply With Quotethey look like this:
but those are the ones made in india
the ones i want have red lettering on the black part that says "made in germany"
hey I'm in need of some help, I've been looking for this twin horn kit for a long time, but I can only find the ones made in India, not Germany. Germany ones are way better when dealing with hella horns. So lemme know if you can help me out.
Pm me please!
Thanks
they look like this:
but those are the ones made in india
the ones i want have red lettering on the black part that says "made in germany"
FYI,
From here:Production of this horn has recently been moved to Hella's wholely owned plant in India. Not to be confused with the 87315 horn kit which was discontined.
http://www.rallylights.com/detail.aspx?ID=938
Good Luck. You might get a used set on ebay...
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I was talking to Sleekgtz and he has some, but he discouraged getting the ones from India, he said it was lower quality
Well, not necessarily low quality, but the sound is different. I think I heard it from Reelax, or was it pinoyesv6, can't remember.Originally Posted by Chaps
hmm so what do you think I should do? Should I just go with the India ones?
For reference, here are my Supertones made in Germany:
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/H...one_196736.htm
Try this ebay seller:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HELLA...mZ270265349045
This is where I got my supertones. I don't know if he's still selling the German made ones. But the ones I bought from him years ago were made in Germany.
chiming in on this just because I have updated information.
i recently purchased a second pair of supertones. not for the galant but for my new corolla. they are the Indian made ones. mine looks a little different, mine has the red logo on it that kinda makes it look like the ones ones
but yea, sound wise, the Indian ones are a little bit more high pitched compared to the German one.
if I remember, I'll get a sound clip of the two for comparison over the weekend since the Galant is tucked away in the garage.
^ - Yeah, I'd like to hear the comparison of those two horns.
In the end, they're still both loud in my opinion. :)
fyi. safedrives.com has a couple of the german sets in stock.
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