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http://www.horntones.com/home.html

Looking at getting this..

Is it illegal to change the sound of your horn ?

I'm not sure... as far as I'm aware, air horns are illegal. Not sure about weird sounds.

Shouldn't you maybe do the maifold before the horn? :cool:

what note would that be?

The one that was politely written on the back of my car. Might leave it there for a bit and may even clear over it.

I told you to break the bottle on the wheels... but did you listen? of course not!

oh and Martin - happy birthday!

Bloody thing bounced of the tyre and damn near hit me in the head. Stupid rubber.

well if your tyres weren't so damned hard!! friggin max sports...

So your saying that they could be my cars achilles heel ?

No wait I got them too .

not true! I bought a hot set of stilettos for when I pick her up!

...granted... I'll be wearing them... but shush!!

Make sure you shave when you do, you don't want to look like a freak

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