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dklawson
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There are a couple of different length horn brushes. I cannot tell you which is right for your car. However, having one that is too long is better than too short. You can always cut the solid end (without solder ball) of the brush to make it shorter. A few minutes with a hacksaw and a flat file and you should have what you need.
