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Sourcing ITB air horns (42mm Triumph X-Faktory kit)
I have one of Al's X-Faktory 42mm Triumph ITB kits on my SC and am looking to move to a shorter air horn. I've seen quite a few pics of people's different setups here on the boards. Where have folks sourced theirs from? Thanks!
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What about the triumph factory boots and the close course motorsports rain hat adapters?
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I have this kit as well. I can recommend www.efihardware.com, they will make you any horn you like. Mine:
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08-12-2018, 09:14 PM
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I use the below, but specify 90mm length when ordering. They attach to the TB via a aluminum collar and a grub screw, very solid and they look great.
https://danstengineering.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1062 
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Mine are Empi trumpets I got from a VW guy on ebay, I adapted PMO filters and hats to the speed triples:
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