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41Joe · 11-26-2019, 01:49 PM

Thanks FlatheadTed and Rotorwrench. That is what I was wondering. So at rest with no power, there should be a gap between those points? There were two nuts on the stud. I am just trying to figure out how these are supposed to look. There was a large nut near the base and a smaller nut towards the top of the stud. Do these act as limiters to how much the points vibrate? I'm hoping I can get this figured out and run these horns. I love the way these old horns sound.

11-26-2019, 01:49 PM	#7
41Joe Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Huntington Beach, CA Posts: 284	Re: Dual horns - Wiring Thanks FlatheadTed and Rotorwrench. That is what I was wondering. So at rest with no power, there should be a gap between those points? There were two nuts on the stud. I am just trying to figure out how these are supposed to look. There was a large nut near the base and a smaller nut towards the top of the stud. Do these act as limiters to how much the points vibrate? I'm hoping I can get this figured out and run these horns. I love the way these old horns sound.