Fiam horn

[TrmpetDave@xxxxxxx]

Just put a Fiam horn on my '99 ST, which I bought for about $12.99 from JC 
Whitney. It is a very easy job-no plastic removal required. The horn can be 
reached through the gap in front between the front mudguard and headlights. 
The bracket comes off by loosening 2 small Torx  screws(T-30, I think, on my 
Swiss-Army style Torx set), and the bracket comes off the horn stanchion by 
removing i hex-head bolt. The Fiam has a stanchion just the same size as the 
stock horn, with a hole in the right place, and the existing electrical 
connections just pull off the old horn and push onto the new. No Hack-saw 
work or drilling needed. The result? Very loud, in my garage. I got the 
low-=pitched Fiam-they offer a high as well, and looking at the space, it 
might be possible to install them both, attaching a pair of the supplied Fiam 
connectors to the existing wires with a electrical T-connector, but don't 
know if this would overload the circuit. Opinions? Dave Collins, San Diego

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