Sorry, decided to keep em.:o
its a l3lr do you have any pictures…
I can get you a pic tomorrow. I installed them under my mazda but decided not go through with the large tank an everything else. I’m trying to stay on a budget.
I’ll take some really detailed pics, they are in great condition, the paint is excellent, the trumpets are straight & there is no rust on the bolts. I ran 130 psi to them with my shop compressor and they sound great.
That is alot of stored air!!
A Leslie RS3LR for a cheap plastic horn? That’s pretty funny there. You’re losing on that deal… I’d buy you a brand new set and send you a tank for that…
ive once traded a prime 920 for brand new dual viair 380
but i will never ever trade a LESLIE OR A NATHAN FOR A PLASTIC HORN…NO OFFENSE
No offense taken. Man the whole air consumption thing has me discouraged. I want some sound bad, its a probably a bad desicion.
yeah the air consumption is alot…even with my 50 gallon tanks…my NATHAN AIRCHIME M5 OR LESLIE S5T WILL DRAIN THIS TANK DOWN…
I want something inconspicuous on my 93 b2200. I don’t want to have a huge air tank in the back. I know the shockers are plastic, but they gotta be good quality right? I’ll get some nathans one day, that’s what I would really like to have as far as authentic train horns go. Also My truck sits low, and The only place to mount them is where the spare was, and I hate to ruin the leslies under there, that can’t be good over time. I’ve already uninstalled them and if I don’t let them go to someone that can use them they will more than likely sit in my garage. You can only have so much fun annoying the neighbors with a stationary rig.
yes the HornBlasters air horns (shockers) are good quality and strong…watch this video and you will see how strong these horns are…
Shocker Train Horn Durability Test
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JueF5ptmKls&feature=channel_page
wow!
I would be happy with a set of those!
I’m sure you could find a collector who might trade a p3 or k3 for it and some cash… Or you could email Tom Aker and see if he’d trade a P3 for it. I’ve seen him sell P3s for around the same price as a Leslie RS3L. Want his email?
Are the p3’s as air thirsty?
TOM AKER is a good friend of mine…he usually sells p3s, and leslies for $389…he is a retired LT IN THE ARMY…so i get that MILITARY DISCOUNT from him
NOWHERE near… They can blow and sound great on as little as 70-80 psi.
P series horns are loud at 80 psi
I believe he sells the RS3Ls for 389 and the P3s for 385.
yeah…thats right…he has all kinds of horns…a huge warehouse full…
I would swap them for something like that, as long as I don’t have to go overboard with tank and compressor. I’ll email him if you guys have his email
Thanks