# Decent Horns . . . where to put them?
**URL:** https://forum.motoguzziclub.co.uk/t/decent-horns-where-to-put-them/2105
**Category:** All CARC models
**Created:** [2 December 2015 07:25 UTC](https://forum.motoguzziclub.co.uk/t/decent-horns-where-to-put-them/2105 "2015-12-02T07:25:01Z")
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### Author:  [@Doc](https://forum.motoguzziclub.co.uk/u/Doc)
#### Post date: [2 December 2015 07:25 UTC](https://forum.motoguzziclub.co.uk/t/decent-horns-where-to-put-them/2105/1 "2015-12-02T07:25:01Z")
Decided it was time to fit decent Horns to my Stelvio, the factory one is a bit lame for such an ‘imposing’ Bike! 😊
Actually, it’s the first ‘mod’ I do whenever I get a Bike, far too many dopey drivers on the Roads . . .
Got a pair of the Fiamm types. Only place I could find to mount them (neatly) was in the Fairing Ducts.
It meant trimming off a small section of the ‘Horn’, but I doubt it’ll make much (if any) difference to the sound produced.
I also cut out a couple of 4mm Rubber Sheet Washers, and Epoxied them to the Horn back, to spread the load over more area of the inner panel where they’re mounted.
[](http://smg.photobucket.com/user/docv400/media/HornMod1_zpsozmwhjvd.jpg.html)
For the other side, I made up a couple of rectangular plates from 2.5mm Ally Sheet, bonded on some of the same Rubber Sheet, and added a ‘Penny’ Washer for good measure.
Because of the thickness of all the parts, and the panel, I had to machine up some hollow Bolts, internally threaded to 6mm, as the Stud on the Horns isn’t long enough to go through and get a Nut on.
They’re turned down from some old Seat Belt Anchor Bolts.
[](http://smg.photobucket.com/user/docv400/media/HornMod2_zpsulnff0zl.jpg.html)
They’re good and secure, just need to wire them up next . . .
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### Author:  [@Doc](https://forum.motoguzziclub.co.uk/u/Doc)
#### Post date: [6 December 2015 05:45 UTC](https://forum.motoguzziclub.co.uk/t/decent-horns-where-to-put-them/2105/2 "2015-12-06T05:45:10Z")
All wired up through the Relay now, nicely loud!
Also re-wired the Headlights so both High-Beams come on.
Had to use a couple of relays to do it, but working now.