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buttersdan
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Feb 22 2014 05:37pm
See image. Is it just a subwoofer ring? Is it repairable or do I need to buy a new pair of subs?
2003 mr2 spyder
custom fitted box that goes in storage compartments behind seats
Amp sits in middle covered by that cloth (hah)
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Feb 22 2014 08:06pm
its repairable. you'll need to order a foam surround repair kit off some place like amazon most likely.
the real problem with this is that if you kept using it for a while once the ring failed you could of damaged the coil.
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Feb 23 2014 02:14am
alright. I am trying to decide whether to buy new speakers or repair them. My amp is 250.
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Mar 2 2014 12:45pm
Shitty beans
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Mar 2 2014 09:58pm
i would just see about gettin a new recone kit. like sub said if you were still using that in that condition it could be flexin crazy directions damaging the coils.
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Mar 3 2014 08:34am
Just get a new sub. Anything that isnt a W6/W7 is cheap to replace with a new one.
By the looks of that one, it looks like an old ass W0, which is worth next to nothing.
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