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Re: Why do horns in small cars sound so weak and small?
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Many people who drive weenie cars do so to virtue signal they are green. And the little horn sound fits right in...being polite and not adding to noise pollution ;-)
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L like FIAMM or similar if the stock one isn't sufficient.
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Crap. When the State of California paid me $1K for my 88 Cadillac POS I should have done that. I don't think you're required to have a horn when you turn it in to be crushed.
OTOH, the horn probably didn't work either :-(
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Notice the original post here was from 1993. Small car horns don't sound the way they did in 1993, and small cheaply-made car doors don't sound tinny any longer. Toyota got some acoustical guys in to look at making small cars sound more solid, and the rest of the industry followed along very quickly back in the nineties.
--scott