Here's one from JC Whitney:

http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...002595/c-10101

I was also particularly impressed with the 3-note horn they have that emulates the sound of a wild turkey, but I think that's best saved for something the likes of a Cadillac Cimaron, or a new "Saabaru" mini Saab 92X wagon made by you-know-who.

 

Hi Sledge,
Looks very impressive. I also found a decent horn that would probably just be a drop-in replacement, and very loud. Used to have one in my F150. When I pick up my 2 cases of mobil 1 next week, I may get one of these as well.

Here's the link

http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPage...scription=Horn

 

Picked up a 132db horn at Autozone today. Will put it in Sunday or Monday. May have to pull bumper cover off to install it.

 

http://www.hornblasters.com/



Also saw some videos of these guys who had a train horn in their car, they drive around honking at everyone and watch them jump. Pretty funny, but also sorta mean...

video one
video two
video three
video four

 

Psyshack : Did you get the high or low note horn? Could you do a brief write-up of your procedure when fisnished.
Thanks and Happy New Year!

 

I got a low note horn. Plan on keeping the OEM horn or horns. will post on the install.

 

Screw the procedure -- post a .wav file of the horn!

 

Heres a link from another Civic site on the how to on horn mod.

http://www.8thgencivic.com/honda-civ...r-removal.html

 

I replaced the stock horn on my 97 Civic with a dual-tone air horn a while ago. I hate under-hood horn installs, so I yanked the resonator box out of my Civic and installed the horn in the fender well so it's not visible with the hood popped. Still not as loud as I would have liked, but it's a LOT louder than stock, that's for sure.

 

The install is done.

The horn:
http://www.psyshack.com/horn.jpg
http://www.psyshack.com/horn1.jpg

Bumper cover removed. Lots of info on the net about this. Very easy!
http://www.psyshack.com/bumpoff1.jpg

A old honda Dream would be proud of this. Horn lower right.
http://www.psyshack.com/bumpoff.jpg

Different connections. Used silicone grease on all connections and splice. Heat shrink and Scotch 33 tape.
http://www.psyshack.com/con1.jpg
http://www.psyshack.com/con2.jpg
http://www.psyshack.com/con3.jpg

Installed
http://www.psyshack.com/installed.jpg

Horns toot. Drivers window down. Engine off.
http://www.psyshack.com/BEFORE.AVI

Horns growl after install. Drivers window up. Engine running. Had to do it this way cause the horn was distorting the mic in the camera.
http://www.psyshack.com/AFTER.AVI

It was worth the time and $16.00.