Yep. Recone. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif
hispls 5,000+ posts
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If that's how it sits without you pulling up on the cone, I'd say not likely since it may be difficult to get the cone lined up evenly. I'd suspect if you can get the dustcap off, mate the pieces up, and actually line it up nicely you can glue that to hold. I would use some thick CA glue first to secure it and seal up the seem then throw a huge bead of Amazing Goop over that. Worst case scenario you're only out a few bucks in glue for trying.
The biggest risk with this I see is that if things aren't aligned the cone will tend to wobble and rub the coil in the gap.
Also what type of woofer is that and how did this happen?
The biggest risk with this I see is that if things aren't aligned the cone will tend to wobble and rub the coil in the gap.
Also what type of woofer is that and how did this happen?
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Burped 4500 rms to a type r, still lines up perfect im just pushing it on the pic so u can see
Its not a big deal but ive had it sitting here for a year so I was just curious
Its not a big deal but ive had it sitting here for a year so I was just curious
Tupolev 10+ year member
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I'm curious on the specs of the amp/electrical/head-unit.
nateberrier 10+ year member
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Why the hell would you think burping 4500rms to a Type R was a good idea?
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2 aq 2200s 1 300 amp alt 4 deka 9a31s not sure what hu I had though
i pulled out my hdc's and burped the type r at 28 hz
i pulled out my hdc's and burped the type r at 28 hz
Tupolev 10+ year member
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Totally worth it. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/thumbsup.gif.3287b36ca96645a13a43aff531f37f02.gif
its fixable as a beater sub.
pull the cap
shim the coil
align up the cone with ripped cone
use thin ca glue ,let it soak in
after ca cures sand a 4" circle on the cone around where it ripped then puddle epoxy
cone down on sub brush epoxy on the back side.
pull the cap
shim the coil
align up the cone with ripped cone
use thin ca glue ,let it soak in
after ca cures sand a 4" circle on the cone around where it ripped then puddle epoxy
cone down on sub brush epoxy on the back side.
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Thnx spl but how do I pull the cap on a type r
And for everyone else I had it laying around for a while and did not want to mess up my aqs so I burped it to see what my amps were actually doing
And for everyone else I had it laying around for a while and did not want to mess up my aqs so I burped it to see what my amps were actually doing
Tupolev 10+ year member
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I'm sure your amp loved that short and impedance fluctuation. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/yumyum.gif.0556df42231b304b9c995aefd13928a8.gif
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my amps are fine, both coils on the sub are fine
i even hooked to sub up and it still works but u can hear it hitting the dust cap bad lol
i even hooked to sub up and it still works but u can hear it hitting the dust cap bad lol
ahole-ic
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That concave thing that you think is the cone??? it's not. It's the dustcap. Peel that up to find a regular old rinky dink subwoofer beneath.
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Thnx
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