The Siren Board

Well, I decided to make a thread showing off unique siren modifications! Post any! I would like to start off with this Mobil Directo that is now Oni-Directional in Fargus, OK.

Wow, that is a crazy modification. What even happened to it to make them do that?

WolfSoul wrote:Wow, that is a crazy modification. What even happened to it to make them do that?

I do not know honestly. I know whatever they did, it doesn't rotate for sure.

Lol someone should record it.

siren fan wrote:Lol someone should record it.

I would.. that is if I was willing to make a 3 hour drive.. which I'm obviously not.. unless I can get permission to acquire this.
I do not know however why this TBOLT is here :/ It isn't in the 2008 street view.

Valtonus wrote:

siren fan wrote:Lol someone should record it.

I would.. that is if I was willing to make a 3 hour drive.. which I'm obviously not.. unless I can get permission to acquire this.

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I do not know however why this TBOLT is here :/ It isn't in the 2008 street view.

That blower's gotta be gone with the exposed opening in the top...

The silverton OR model M has some unique modifications. Maybe my fellow state resident Daniel can slap a pic of it up.

Check out how Woodville, AL modified their Sterling 2v8:
Sterling 2v8 Siren by freebrickproductions, on Flickr

coastalsyrolover wrote:The silverton OR model M has some unique modifications. Maybe my fellow state resident Daniel can slap a pic of it up.

Here you go! These pipes were added after nearby residents complained about the noise level. They thought they could direct the sound upward, but the siren sounds just the same as before, except now it fills with water.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2pg6S1s1gU

Which makes sense, because the horns were added on the intake ports, rather than on the chopper/stator themselves.