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Originally Posted by elitecloud
Problem, big problem
I guess cuz it's Arizona, and the guy is a complete a-hole, i powered them up today, and umm the cone is fine, but that outer edge part that connects the cone to the actual housing is all rotted out, it was ok when i bought it, but i guess i was too excited to REALLY check it, is there some sort of repair kit for this or am i out 20 bucks?
The cone and everything else sounded good, and it pounded...please help
X-Runner Loves gas, 45 every 280 miles, 16mpgish, ouchiebibbles
and i can't drive a stick like a pro yet, that doesn't help either
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There is an audio shop around here that repairs butyl rubber surrounds but they note that they do not guarantee the quality or life expectancy of the original manufacturer.
You might ask some stereo shops otherewise get to melting some rubber.
Are those even rubber or are they the foam?
Please use a rubber when pounding...it is the safest option.