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Stebel mounted on Griso 8V ?

ett

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Has anyone mounted a Stebel Compact Nautilus horn on their Griso 8V ?
If so. Assuming you separated the compressor and trumpet from each other; where did you mount the compressor ?


I've been searching; buy have not found any covered space where the compressor can be mounted in a proper vertical position. :(
 
ett said:
Has anyone mounted a Stebel Compact Nautilus horn on their Griso 8V ?
If so. Assuming you separated the compressor and trumpet from each other; where did you mount the compressor ?


I've been searching; buy have not found any covered space where the compressor can be mounted in a proper vertical position. :(

I was under the impression the horn was a single unit, which I had tentatively planned to put where one of the existing horns are.

http://www.twistedthrottle.com/trade/pr ... /2137/565/
 
My understanding is you can use a hose between the two and locate the compressor elsewhere. I also read on other forums that the compressor can only be located in a single direction or it dies a horrible death.. mine is still sitting in the parts bin awaiting an install that was suppose to happen like 3 bikes ago :) so I my details are fuzzy.....

I need to get it installed, I heard one in person on a Yamaha R1 and said my damn car isn't that loud!
 
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