Hella Supertones Install
Apr 23, 2010, 06:35 PM
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Hella Supertones Install
Anyone installed the hella supertones on the 8/9's? I know on NASIOC there were a few guides w/ pics... seeing if someone had something similar here in the evo community. Going to throw 2 on my 9, but looking for the best mounting location(s).
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Apr 23, 2010, 10:11 PM
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Simple install:
Hella Supertones have two wires, positive and negative. Positive goes into the FACTORY HARNESS and negative runs to ground
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As far as install location, I used the mounting bolt for the FMIC and the OE location for the second horn underneath the driver's side headlamp.
Hella Supertones have two wires, positive and negative. Positive goes into the FACTORY HARNESS and negative runs to ground
.As far as install location, I used the mounting bolt for the FMIC and the OE location for the second horn underneath the driver's side headlamp.
Apr 23, 2010, 10:13 PM
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Simple install:
Hella Supertones have two wires, positive and negative. Positive goes into the FACTORY HARNESS and negative runs to ground.
As far as install location, I used the mounting bolt for the FMIC and the OE location for the second horn underneath the driver's side headlamp.
Hella Supertones have two wires, positive and negative. Positive goes into the FACTORY HARNESS and negative runs to ground
.As far as install location, I used the mounting bolt for the FMIC and the OE location for the second horn underneath the driver's side headlamp.
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Here you are:
NO need for relay, just the Horns and (4) wires you make - (2) for Positive leads, (2) for Negative leads. I recommend soldering the positive leads to the OEM harness wires -hope this makes sense. I have attached four pics, one quick diagram and three of mine installed.
ps. these suckers are LOUD! Love 'em!
NO need for relay, just the Horns and (4) wires you make - (2) for Positive leads, (2) for Negative leads. I recommend soldering the positive leads to the OEM harness wires -hope this makes sense. I have attached four pics, one quick diagram and three of mine installed.
ps. these suckers are LOUD! Love 'em!
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Well, I installed mine. I just put the 300mhz in the center behind the grill, and the 500mhz under the left front light mounting location. This was really simple without a doubt.
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sorry for bring up an old thread but is there any way to install both horns in the grill in the middle like how the subies do it? i know the radiator fan is on the passanger side so not sure how itll work. anyone tried this or knows how to do it?
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I just picked up a set and will install them this weekend. I think there is room for both to be placed right behind the grill above the intercooler and I plan on putting them there. will post pics.
