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most hobby shops will carry it if they carry rc airplanes.. flip the sub over and press from the ouside inward with your finger to expose the hole/edges of the hole.. apply a tiny dab with a tooth pick to one side of the tear. and then slowly back your finger away so the two surfaces mate. and then allow it to rest as it would normally so it doesnt deform.. and let it setup over night oh and another thing ask for the thick foam safe ca glue it has a higher set time and doesnt grab as quickly as thin or medium would but do whatever you feel is nessacary.. this is what ive used before and got great results but if nick and rusty say use silicone then i say go that route

foam safe ca glue.. wont melt or deform or harden the foam around it.. the less used the better.

thats why i always use a normal screw driver never a drill or my favorite a caphead screw with a allen wrench.

lightning audio is the storebrand branch of rockford.. i must see these vids..

fullsize blazer ...

i shall be there.. hopefully i will have a few things done before then

bro.. i hate to say it but unless somone has them in their closet there will be no more dual 2s.. i got the last dual 2 available and it was fucked up.. yet it still works. im selling the woofer as well.. 200 gets it.

i will try and make it out.. big pimpin.. i need a box broham!! lol

facepalm!! :hairtrick:

well i got the awesome stuff intalled and i must say.. wow what a difference it made. the sound my woofer produces sounds much more whole now and not as empy or tinny as it was before.. installation waas a breeze(specially with the free roller and knife thatthey included) stuff went on real nicely with no signs of wanting to come undone.. i used the free doorpack i recieved to do my back hatch and partial of my roof. i noticed quite a bit of difference in sound. i look forward to finishing my car in the product

where you located kickerfanatic? got any pics of your whip?

sounds like a bass blocker to me..