| chaddeus | 06-27-2006 02:00 AM |
Hella Horn Installed: Unimpressed
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I had the installation done today and I got to say I wasn't impressed. I purchased the Hella Horn #HL85115 (Hella Supertone Horn Kit).
Its just isn't loud at all. Yes, its louder than the stock horn but its not as loud as some of people may describe. Maybe I am expecting too much from an electric horn.
Anyway, since its cheap, I think its ok.
- Charles
Its just isn't loud at all. Yes, its louder than the stock horn but its not as loud as some of people may describe. Maybe I am expecting too much from an electric horn.
Anyway, since its cheap, I think its ok.
- Charles
| NismoSkylineGTR | 06-27-2006 02:03 AM |
why you want a loud horn?
i never use my horn at all
i never use my horn at all
| chaddeus | 06-27-2006 02:05 AM |
Well, I never use my horn also. I super seldom use my horn but I hook my horn to my alarm and I want a loud sounding alarm
- Charles
- Charles
| Usaf*STi | 06-27-2006 02:13 AM |
you need a relay or something like that to make them really loud. im sure someone will post up in a lil bit with what you need exactally.
| Donzo | 06-27-2006 03:06 AM |
yea I met a kid that had them in his STi and he said he rewired them with a thicker wiring and relayed them. They were super loud. I didn't want to buy these from the mixed responses I hear from people but after hearing his, I may just get them and rewire them as well. From what he said, it's very simple to do.
| dodiox | 06-27-2006 06:41 AM |
and they say we bov lovers are rice!
talk about RICE!!!
talk about RICE!!!
| DrD | 06-27-2006 06:59 AM |
it's supposed to be pretty directional - were you right in front of the car?
| specialev | 06-27-2006 07:49 AM |
These things are murder if you are infront of the car. Stand in front of the car and set your alarm off.
I do that on accident from time to time and it's almost disorienting.
I do that on accident from time to time and it's almost disorienting.
| 99ways2die | 06-27-2006 07:50 AM |
[QUOTE=dodiox]and they say we bov lovers are rice!
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
LoL..............wait till that semi is 5 inches away from you and the only thing separating you and the divider are your Hella Suppertone horns.............you'll wish for them then.
-99
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
LoL..............wait till that semi is 5 inches away from you and the only thing separating you and the divider are your Hella Suppertone horns.............you'll wish for them then.
-99
| orndog | 06-27-2006 07:52 AM |
[QUOTE=dodiox]and they say we bov lovers are rice!
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
Rice is non-functional "upgrades". Causing a blue-hair that just pulled out in front of you and refuses to do more than 25mph on a 55mph two-lane a coronary is not rice, it's the hand of god intervening on your behalf.
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
Rice is non-functional "upgrades". Causing a blue-hair that just pulled out in front of you and refuses to do more than 25mph on a 55mph two-lane a coronary is not rice, it's the hand of god intervening on your behalf.
| Uncle Scotty | 06-27-2006 08:32 AM |
[QUOTE=dodiox]and they say we bov lovers are rice!
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
...ya not crashed it yet???
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
...ya not crashed it yet???
| Howl | 06-27-2006 08:37 AM |
[QUOTE=dodiox]and they say we bov lovers are rice!
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
Professional Rally drivers use Supertones to get the car in fronts attention if they are catching them. For street use they are overkill (but fun).
talk about RICE!!![/QUOTE]
Professional Rally drivers use Supertones to get the car in fronts attention if they are catching them. For street use they are overkill (but fun).
| Bman | 06-27-2006 08:44 AM |
You probably were sitting in the car honking them... they are directional so you need to be directly in front of them to get the effect. Stand in front and set off the alarm, and get back to me.
| BigWrecKs | 06-27-2006 08:53 AM |
of course they aren't loud. You bought the version made made in India versus the ones made in Germany.
| Imprezive_04 | 06-27-2006 08:56 AM |
People refuse to use the relay. Do you think it would be in the box if you didn't need it? I'm sure its 5 cents these companies would rather save then give you.
Recap - use the relay, stand infront of the car
Recap - use the relay, stand infront of the car
| Blazin | 06-27-2006 08:57 AM |
^^ +12345 I've read a lot of people that said the 04+ have better wiring and don't need the extra relay, i say extra because if you unhook the horns and honk you can hear the relay under the dash flipping.. why hook a relay to another.. it may make a minor difference but it really won't be noticeable unless you're going from shat shat wire to outstanding..
Anyone that stands in front of the horns goes 'EHH.. AHH' cuz it does hurt and I agree 100% with 18 wheeler death avoidance, blue-hair incompetence punishment aka death, and LOUD HORNs = LOUD ALARM.. people wll not just brush off ur alarm if these things are screaming..
Anyone that stands in front of the horns goes 'EHH.. AHH' cuz it does hurt and I agree 100% with 18 wheeler death avoidance, blue-hair incompetence punishment aka death, and LOUD HORNs = LOUD ALARM.. people wll not just brush off ur alarm if these things are screaming..
| iwanbo | 06-27-2006 09:03 AM |
Like others said, they are directional. Use the relay and then stand infront of the car and have someone honk them. They are loud and they are very effective on the road. People [b]will[/b] move out of your way.
First time I used them was an on-ramp by work when I was going home. Someone cut across traffic and cut infront of me while doing 25mph and I almost rear ended them. Let the Hella's loose for 15 seconds and they pulled over and waved at me to go by :lol:
First time I used them was an on-ramp by work when I was going home. Someone cut across traffic and cut infront of me while doing 25mph and I almost rear ended them. Let the Hella's loose for 15 seconds and they pulled over and waved at me to go by :lol:
| REX8 | 06-27-2006 09:18 AM |
[QUOTE=Usaf*STi]you need a relay or something like that to make them really loud. im sure someone will post up in a lil bit with what you need exactally.[/QUOTE]
The relay does NOT make it any louder.
I'm impressed with the volume, but i HATE the pitch. They don't sound "strong".
Too high sounding for me, they do scare people with the volume, but again, they need to be lower. They'd be good in Europe, but here, they are just too high pitch to sound mean....
Can't be that upset, they keep the left lane clear... :devil:
The relay does NOT make it any louder.
I'm impressed with the volume, but i HATE the pitch. They don't sound "strong".
Too high sounding for me, they do scare people with the volume, but again, they need to be lower. They'd be good in Europe, but here, they are just too high pitch to sound mean....
Can't be that upset, they keep the left lane clear... :devil:
| REX8 | 06-27-2006 09:20 AM |
[QUOTE=Imprezive_04]People refuse to use the relay. Do you think it would be in the box if you didn't need it? I'm sure its 5 cents these companies would rather save then give you.
Recap - use the relay, stand infront of the car[/QUOTE]
People keep saying this. Its a DG 12 volt automotive relay. There's nothign special about it.
I started on the stock relay, switched to the supplied relay (which made 100% NO DIFFERENCE in sound), after 15k, the SUPPLIED relay took a dump, and I"ve been on the stock relay for the past 20k miles...
Recap - use the relay, stand infront of the car[/QUOTE]
People keep saying this. Its a DG 12 volt automotive relay. There's nothign special about it.
I started on the stock relay, switched to the supplied relay (which made 100% NO DIFFERENCE in sound), after 15k, the SUPPLIED relay took a dump, and I"ve been on the stock relay for the past 20k miles...
| REX8 | 06-27-2006 09:21 AM |
If your horns aren't drawing enough current to blow the stock relay, why do people think the never relay is going to effect the volume???
The supplied relay is nothing special.
The supplied relay is nothing special.
| fantomas | 06-27-2006 09:36 AM |
you just made three seperate posts in a row saying the exact same thing
i just rewired the hellas into my new rex yesterday and connected a wrong terminal on the relay and went def for about 5 minutes.
i just rewired the hellas into my new rex yesterday and connected a wrong terminal on the relay and went def for about 5 minutes.
| WRB_in_my_veins | 06-27-2006 09:59 AM |
[QUOTE=chaddeus]I had the installation done today[/QUOTE]
HAD the installation done?!?! Now I've seen it all.
HAD the installation done?!?! Now I've seen it all.
| REX8 | 06-27-2006 10:05 AM |
[QUOTE=fantomas]you just made three seperate posts in a row saying the exact same thing
[/QUOTE]
I learn through repetition... :lol:
[/QUOTE]
I learn through repetition... :lol:
| ptirmal | 06-27-2006 10:18 AM |
They are directional... park your car in front of a wall and honk, the echo will be loud enough... The sound is kinda unorthodox, it is unique though... If you just want a loud horn sound get an airhorn, they sound better too...
| doylfish | 06-27-2006 10:18 AM |
if you're still unimpressed after you stick your head next to the grill and have someone sit in the drivers seat and lay on the horn for you then let me know :banana:
| REX8 | 06-27-2006 10:26 AM |
[QUOTE=doylfish]if you're still unimpressed after you stick your head next to the grill and have someone sit in the drivers seat and lay on the horn for you then let me know :banana:[/QUOTE]
He'll be impressed with the volume, its the tone that isn't what it could be....
But I wouldn't do the above mentioned tests...it'll hurt...BAD....
He'll be impressed with the volume, its the tone that isn't what it could be....
But I wouldn't do the above mentioned tests...it'll hurt...BAD....
| antny | 06-27-2006 10:29 AM |
I was at a work day and I let mine go inside the garage and I almost made a guy shat himself
| Unabomber | 06-27-2006 10:36 AM |
My setup with make you cough up blood. :) +1 for directional though as they don't sound really loud from inside the car.
[img]http://www.wallpaperinstaller.com/scooby/horns.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.wallpaperinstaller.com/scooby/horns.jpg[/img]
| chaddeus | 06-27-2006 10:43 AM |
[QUOTE=BigWrecKs]of course they aren't loud. You bought the version made made in India versus the ones made in Germany.[/QUOTE]
I bought the one made in Germany :)
Anyway, I'll try playing with it. I am sure the relay is installed since the box comes with the relay. I'll ask the installer later on
- Charles
I bought the one made in Germany :)
Anyway, I'll try playing with it. I am sure the relay is installed since the box comes with the relay. I'll ask the installer later on
- Charles
| Capt Crunch | 06-27-2006 10:47 AM |
They are loud enough. I try not to use them because one time I beeped at a lady the carved me up big time and the car swerved and I saw both hands go up in the air.
| sperry7 | 06-27-2006 11:37 AM |
[QUOTE=orndog]Rice is non-functional "upgrades". Causing a blue-hair that just pulled out in front of you and refuses to do more than 25mph on a 55mph two-lane a coronary is not rice, it's the hand of god intervening on your behalf.[/QUOTE]
Okay wow i just laughed really hard thank you for that!
Okay wow i just laughed really hard thank you for that!
| chaddeus | 06-27-2006 12:24 PM |
Well, I tried today outside the car with my friend honking and its seems acceptable but not as loud as I would imagine.
- Charles
- Charles
| armand1 | 06-27-2006 12:34 PM |
[QUOTE=REX8]If your horns aren't drawing enough current to blow the stock relay, why do people think the never relay is going to effect the volume???
The supplied relay is nothing special.[/QUOTE]
"Use the relay" is shorthand for "power the horns off a separate circuit hooked to +12V and ground with thicker-than-OEM wiring." The relay itself may be nothing special, but the OEM wiring is typically marginal for its intended use, and can cause significant resistance (and thus reduced sound) with a higher-current horn(s).
Similarly, headlight brightness can be increased (at least on MY02-03) by using a thicker-gauge wiring harness to power the headlights.
The supplied relay is nothing special.[/QUOTE]
"Use the relay" is shorthand for "power the horns off a separate circuit hooked to +12V and ground with thicker-than-OEM wiring." The relay itself may be nothing special, but the OEM wiring is typically marginal for its intended use, and can cause significant resistance (and thus reduced sound) with a higher-current horn(s).
Similarly, headlight brightness can be increased (at least on MY02-03) by using a thicker-gauge wiring harness to power the headlights.
| Donzo | 06-27-2006 04:47 PM |
Just an idea, I was a member of [URL=www.jeepforum.com ]www.jeepforum.com [/URL] and they had all types of crazy horns they would install on their Jeeps. Try doing a quick search on there. I remember they were using air horns, to boat horns, to big rig horns lol Some of them require an on board air compressor however. If I find the link I'll post it up here.
[URL=http://www.filecabi.net/video/ferryhorny.html]This guy [/URL] has a Ferry horn in his car
[URL=http://www.filecabi.net/video/ferryhorny.html]This guy [/URL] has a Ferry horn in his car
| Doctor Subie | 06-27-2006 04:51 PM |
have you checked your hearing? LOL, j/k...blue hair...that one's priceless :lol:
| Donzo | 06-27-2006 05:21 PM |
Here are a few links I found on the Jeep site...
[URL=http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839]http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839[/URL]
This had me laughing pretty hard... [URL=http://www.hornblasters.com/video.php]www.hornblasters.com[/URL] On those videos they scare the living crap out of people. They get pulled over for not signaling, so the cop goes to the front of their vehicle to check the lights and they lay on the horn!!! hahahaha takes balls to do that lmao
Some guy testing his [URL=http://98snakeeater.ls2.com/previahorntest.wmv]HB4H[/URL] train horns
Same guy testing his [URL=http://98snakeeater.ls2.com/K3LAShopTesting.wmv]K3[/URL] train horns
I think those links are good enough to do the job well. I think I'm going to check out the ones on hornblaster.com. Good luck and enjoy!
[URL=http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839]http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839[/URL]
This had me laughing pretty hard... [URL=http://www.hornblasters.com/video.php]www.hornblasters.com[/URL] On those videos they scare the living crap out of people. They get pulled over for not signaling, so the cop goes to the front of their vehicle to check the lights and they lay on the horn!!! hahahaha takes balls to do that lmao
Some guy testing his [URL=http://98snakeeater.ls2.com/previahorntest.wmv]HB4H[/URL] train horns
Same guy testing his [URL=http://98snakeeater.ls2.com/K3LAShopTesting.wmv]K3[/URL] train horns
I think those links are good enough to do the job well. I think I'm going to check out the ones on hornblaster.com. Good luck and enjoy!
| G-REX | 06-27-2006 11:35 PM |
Thought this would be appropriate. Watch to the very end, they finally get busted. :lol:
[url]http://www.hornblasters.com/video.php?pic=42[/url]
EDIT: Don, totally didn't see your post above. Funny stuff! The cat is hysterical.
[url]http://www.hornblasters.com/video.php?pic=42[/url]
EDIT: Don, totally didn't see your post above. Funny stuff! The cat is hysterical.
| bl_easy | 06-28-2006 02:46 AM |
Wow, mine are definitely loud. I wired it up with instructions I found here on NASIOC. Battery -> Relay -> Horns -> Ground plus other wiring, like horn switch.
It's only a bit louder inside the cabin, but it makes people on the receiving end poop their pants.
You should have looked for instructions and done it yourself.
"had it installed" :rolleyes:
It's only a bit louder inside the cabin, but it makes people on the receiving end poop their pants.
You should have looked for instructions and done it yourself.
"had it installed" :rolleyes:
| hybrid gti 2 | 06-28-2006 04:04 AM |
I think the same and considering air horns
| NewShockerGuy | 06-28-2006 05:41 AM |
After installing my super tones I know beep for no apparent reason at all.
In fact, I beep at people and cars at least 3 times during the coarse of the day...lol
It's ESPECIALLY fun when you are in a tunnel OR inclosed parking garge! It echos and is insane!
I love my supertones... plus they look freaking bad ass behind our grill!!
mine: kinda hard to see behind the grill but it was getting dark outside...
[img]http://www.wrxfanatics.com/uploads/post-10-1150158450.jpg[/img]
-Nigel
In fact, I beep at people and cars at least 3 times during the coarse of the day...lol
It's ESPECIALLY fun when you are in a tunnel OR inclosed parking garge! It echos and is insane!
I love my supertones... plus they look freaking bad ass behind our grill!!
mine: kinda hard to see behind the grill but it was getting dark outside...
[img]http://www.wrxfanatics.com/uploads/post-10-1150158450.jpg[/img]
-Nigel
| Bishop | 06-28-2006 05:58 AM |
i love mine. :p
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v253/jbishop98/Car%20stuff/img57215yq.jpg[/img]
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v253/jbishop98/Car%20stuff/img57215yq.jpg[/img]
| Psybin | 06-28-2006 08:22 AM |
[QUOTE=BigWrecKs]of course they aren't loud. You bought the version made made in India versus the ones made in Germany.[/QUOTE]
I ordered a pair off Amazon.com last night, there were two diff part numbers listed. (three supertones came on, but one didnt have a part number)
The 85115 are 118 db at 2m. High tone is 500 Hz, Low tone is 300 Hz
Made in Germany. For $56
The 85315 are Hella Designed, German Engineered
113 db loudness $43.45 (guessing this is the India version)
The third is $65 with the same stats as 85115 with no number, I didnt check hellas site tho
I ordered a pair off Amazon.com last night, there were two diff part numbers listed. (three supertones came on, but one didnt have a part number)
The 85115 are 118 db at 2m. High tone is 500 Hz, Low tone is 300 Hz
Made in Germany. For $56
The 85315 are Hella Designed, German Engineered
113 db loudness $43.45 (guessing this is the India version)
The third is $65 with the same stats as 85115 with no number, I didnt check hellas site tho
| Undepelo | 06-28-2006 10:38 AM |
People, as said before, do not install these horns drawing currnt from the stock circuit. I wired mine using amp wires directly to the battery and I'll tell you if you put your head close to the grill you'll probably have a ring in your ear for an hour.
| chem_monkey | 06-28-2006 03:06 PM |
[QUOTE=orndog]Rice is non-functional "upgrades". Causing a blue-hair that just pulled out in front of you and refuses to do more than 25mph on a 55mph two-lane a coronary is not rice, it's the hand of god intervening on your behalf.[/QUOTE]
:lol: i may have just peed myself.
better go take care of that.
:lol: i may have just peed myself.
better go take care of that.
| mhl23 | 07-09-2006 03:54 AM |
are these street legal?
| Handsdown | 07-09-2006 04:01 AM |
[QUOTE=mhl23]are these street legal?[/QUOTE]
all electrical horns are street legal. it's truck horns and airhorns that exceed a certain volume that are not.
that's IIRC.
you might want to check your local laws.
all electrical horns are street legal. it's truck horns and airhorns that exceed a certain volume that are not.
that's IIRC.
you might want to check your local laws.
| desmo750 | 07-09-2006 04:04 AM |
[url]www.hornblasters.com[/url] watch the videos and look through their selection of horns. They are LOUD!!! :devil:
| SubaruImpreza_power | 07-09-2006 09:19 AM |
[QUOTE=TheDon427]
Some guy testing his [URL=http://98snakeeater.ls2.com/previahorntest.wmv]HB4H[/URL] train horns
[/QUOTE]
Holy crap.... Is that Toyota Minivan RWD?
Some guy testing his [URL=http://98snakeeater.ls2.com/previahorntest.wmv]HB4H[/URL] train horns
[/QUOTE]
Holy crap.... Is that Toyota Minivan RWD?
| airmanutz | 07-14-2006 01:50 AM |
[QUOTE=Unabomber]My setup with make you cough up blood. :) +1 for directional though as they don't sound really loud from inside the car.
[img]http://www.wallpaperinstaller.com/scooby/horns.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
I was just going to ask if someone has ever considered installed two kits :D I'm sure you can't complain about that setup being too quiet (gotta dim the headlights though) :D
I want this setup :devil:
[img]http://www.wallpaperinstaller.com/scooby/horns.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
I was just going to ask if someone has ever considered installed two kits :D I'm sure you can't complain about that setup being too quiet (gotta dim the headlights though) :D
I want this setup :devil:
| fantomas | 07-14-2006 01:54 AM |
one set is enough. these are too directional to be of any use with more than one set. trust me, people will hear you if they are in your way... i front of you.
| Kraziken | 07-14-2006 02:07 AM |
I'm not sure if I've heard just the Hellas, by themselves. So I'm not absolutely sure on volume.
Mine are hooked up in ADDITION to my stock horns, which turns out to be pretty darn loud. :lol:
I used it just last week, on a jaywalker.
She's crossing a four lane road. 45mph speed limit. And she's just taking a leisurely walk. Traffic has to slow down for her.
It must have been my best example of money well spent so far, because she popped straight up in the air when I let her have it with the Hellas. :devil:
Mine are hooked up in ADDITION to my stock horns, which turns out to be pretty darn loud. :lol:
I used it just last week, on a jaywalker.
She's crossing a four lane road. 45mph speed limit. And she's just taking a leisurely walk. Traffic has to slow down for her.
It must have been my best example of money well spent so far, because she popped straight up in the air when I let her have it with the Hellas. :devil:
| JohnnyWas | 07-14-2006 02:09 AM |
the german horns sound 100x better than the ones from india.
me > 9vapors
me > 9vapors
| AWD>FWD | 07-14-2006 02:12 AM |
A local member and I were talking about horns and he said well, listen to this, and beeped his alarm and the guy standing by his car walked away with his hand over his ear.
Another time at a meet I was walking in front of a girls car, she hit here twin hella's and I was deaf for 3 or 4 minutes. These things are disorienting!
Another time at a meet I was walking in front of a girls car, she hit here twin hella's and I was deaf for 3 or 4 minutes. These things are disorienting!
| runwrxrun | 07-14-2006 06:19 AM |
He's probably deaf to begin with.
| Blazin | 07-14-2006 08:38 AM |
I got a test from 04 STi with them without the relay and an 05 WRX with the relay.. 05.. HIGH PITCHED AND LOUD AS FCUK... 04 Lower tone.. not as loud..
I'm installing my relay
I'm installing my relay
| Alaskan_awd | 07-14-2006 02:28 PM |
I'll be installing a nice set of air horns on mine. I had some cheap air horns from schmucks and those things were LOUD, was fun to drive around and scare the ****e out of people :lol: . I want some nicer ones for the wrx though.
| bschork | 07-14-2006 03:39 PM |
One thing to remember about these horns. They are much louder with the car running than with it off. Car running is ~14V and the car off is closer to 12V. Power is proportional to the square of voltage, so from 12V to 14V is about a 36% increase in power. Or conversely, the car off power is only 73% of the car on power. Whether the sound pressure / level directly varies with the electrical power applied is another story. (I'm an electrical engineer, and have little knowledge of acoustics.) I've tested car on vs car off and you can definitely tell a difference.
-Brian
-Brian
| Cartwright | 07-14-2006 03:48 PM |
[QUOTE=Handsdown]all electrical horns are street legal. it's truck horns and airhorns that exceed a certain volume that are not.
that's IIRC.
you might want to check your local laws.[/QUOTE]
In Texas the laws regarding horns are a bit vague. I think it just says they can't be unreasonably loud. So I'm guessing it will be at the cop's distretion.
that's IIRC.
you might want to check your local laws.[/QUOTE]
In Texas the laws regarding horns are a bit vague. I think it just says they can't be unreasonably loud. So I'm guessing it will be at the cop's distretion.
| MoJack | 07-14-2006 05:05 PM |
[QUOTE=TheDon427]
[URL=http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839]http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839[/URL]
[/QUOTE]
Any sound clips?
[URL=http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839]http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?&SKU=77839[/URL]
[/QUOTE]
Any sound clips?
| Blazin | 07-14-2006 05:12 PM |
[QUOTE=bschork]One thing to remember about these horns. They are much louder with the car running than with it off. Car running is ~14V and the car off is closer to 12V. Power is proportional to the square of voltage, so from 12V to 14V is about a 36% increase in power. Or conversely, the car off power is only 73% of the car on power. Whether the sound pressure / level directly varies with the electrical power applied is another story. (I'm an electrical engineer, and have little knowledge of acoustics.) I've tested car on vs car off and you can definitely tell a difference.
-Brian[/QUOTE]
Tested the 04 sti and 05 wrx ( same wiring ) both off.. one with a relay one without..
WIRE IN THE RELAY FTW..
-Brian[/QUOTE]
Tested the 04 sti and 05 wrx ( same wiring ) both off.. one with a relay one without..
WIRE IN THE RELAY FTW..
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