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Da' Moose
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Why relocate my horns

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What are the gains in relocating the horns, why would I do this. Are there any performance gains or is it just in vanity?

Thanks, Da
95' Volvo 850 GLT, Lots 'o' miles, 118k, Broke in just right.

90' Ford Ranger 4x4, Even more miles, 145k, Seat is broke in just right.

02' Ford F-250 Super Duty 4x4, 85k, Working on the first 100k
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Da' Moose
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Post by Da' Moose »

OK, OK to this point I have 70 hits on this tread and no one has anything to say on the subject. I am still wondering why, but I think I have my answer and no one will fess up to it. It must be that we are a modest people and we don
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95' Volvo 850 GLT, Lots 'o' miles, 118k, Broke in just right.

90' Ford Ranger 4x4, Even more miles, 145k, Seat is broke in just right.

02' Ford F-250 Super Duty 4x4, 85k, Working on the first 100k
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Volvturb
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Post by Volvturb »

another possible reason for the horn relocation is so that more air can get to your intercooler (if you have a turbo). but you're right, the main reason is probably the ugliness of the horns. I just took mine off, who needs horns anyways.
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