Where are you mounting the valve? I would think as close to the horn as possible so the air is that much closer. Might give you more control over the horn for quick "blips" and what not

Thanks for the info.

Casey

Most of us are useing horns that have and electrical soleniod mounted to the horn. Air is always right at the horn and a simple trigger of the solenoid activates the horn.

Most of us are useing horns that have and electrical soleniod mounted to the horn. Air is always right at the horn and a simple trigger of the solenoid activates the horn.

Mine is electric too. It was not mounted, it just came loose in the box. It's will be easy enough to mount to the horn.

Thanks

Mine is a quick 3/4 inch valve used by air baggers for their suspensions...mounted about 6 feet away from the horns. I used a 'T' to get the air from the valve to the two horns. I have no problem with the quick blip...;)