Mounting a horn in rear of car-rear end accident problems
12-28-2005, 01:08 PM
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Mounting a horn in rear of car-rear end accident problems
since my s4 and my wife's volvo XC were both rear ended this last summer. I am thinking about mounting a horn in the rear of the car to get the attention of drivers behind me.
ideally, it would be great to mount a horn, with extra flashing red lights in the rear of the car.
any ideas?
ideally, it would be great to mount a horn, with extra flashing red lights in the rear of the car.
any ideas?
12-28-2005, 01:30 PM
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12-28-2005, 02:00 PM
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People don't pay attention when they drive. If they don't notice a huge piece of painted metal
with 3 red lights blazing in front of them, a horn is not going to make any difference. Nothing you can do about getting rear ended except to possibly get out of their way. I have been rearended twice in the last year... it gets quite annoying, but in both situations a horn and flashing lights would not have made any difference. The satisfaction I get is when I go to their insurance adjuster and hit them up with over a grand in damages (cost for a new bumper and painting, so that is the cheapest they get away with), that's gotta hurt their premiums :-)
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12-28-2005, 02:09 PM
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Re: People don't pay attention when they drive. If they don't notice a huge piece of painted metal
I was able to 'extract' a milltek dual 2.25" free flow exhaust (cats included) in my deal. and my wife got an IPD free flow cat back for her xc v 70...!
