Installed Fiamm Free-Way Blaster horn today

[HarryBo]

Installed Fiamm Free-Way Blaster horn today.
Used OEM bracket and connectors. Only had to slightly twist and straighten bracket and bend connectors away from engine a bit. The new horn threaded post is shorter than OEM horn, so needed to split rubber grommet (like cutting a bagel) to make it thinner as it helps isolate horn to maintain deep tone. Easiest way to start is to plug new horn into connectors and go from there. I am assuming this horn won't fry the horn switch/button, as others in this group have recommended this horn.

 

[sunny]

is it this model FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster Horn ?

 

[HarryBo]

It's a

FIAMM 72112 Freeway Blaster LOW Note Horn.​

 

[Bernard Vinet]

Installed Fiamm Free-Way Blaster horn today.
Used OEM bracket and connectors. Only had to slightly twist and straighten bracket and bend connectors away from engine a bit. The new horn threaded post is shorter than OEM horn, so needed to split rubber grommet (like cutting a bagel) to make it thinner as it helps isolate horn to maintain deep tone. Easiest way to start is to plug new horn into connectors and go from there. I am assuming this horn won't fry the horn switch/button, as others in this group have recommended this horn.

Don't know much about this type of horn , but whenever I install aftermarket accessories I always install relay to save oem installation . Have never burnt oem switches on handle bars . It's alway relay that goes first . This is just my own experience !
Bernie