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Yes sir something like photobucket works great. Hope we can get some pics of the problem area. I got a pic of my HDC3 18 spider landing if you want me to upload that. Just let me know. Hope this helps

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its not hard to recone a sub at all man. order those AQ recone kits. they give you everything to do it. shims to center coil and all. youtube videos teach you all. learn the rest from experience. at least the recones are cheap so if you mess up its not too expensive.

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Yes sir something like photobucket works great. Hope we can get some pics of the problem area. I got a pic of my HDC3 18 spider landing if you want me to upload that. Just let me know. Hope this helps

Could You Please? and like i cant the part close to the motor Detached (The Bottom of the Cone)

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its not hard to recone a sub at all man. order those AQ recone kits. they give you everything to do it. shims to center coil and all. youtube videos teach you all. learn the rest from experience. at least the recones are cheap so if you mess up its not too expensive.

Yea I think imma go ahead and recone myself i just have to get them taken apart first

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Here is the pic of the spider area.

57F97962-8654-43DA-9FDC-E4AA94A05E79-333-0000010EEC9FD35A_zps483e6458.jpg

Also this is my ongoing process of reconing a SA-8 v1.5 and you might be able to pull some ideas of how to disassemble by looking at this.

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/150982-reconing-sa-8-v15-w-pics-pg-3/

Also a thread I like to look at for reconing

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/33737-how-to-recone-a-sub/

To get the spider out and the coil out you can take a razor and cut the spider all the way around and then proceed to to pull the spider and coil out. I do believe around the spider there is a ring that helps clamp the spider to the landing. Just remove the bolts/screws from that ring and then just pull the ring off and the spider should come on out. Please correct me if I'm wrong

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mine were $460 shipped from psi to get both of my 18"s rebuilt by them but thats with a ton of options, direct leads, colored cone, carbon fiber dust cap and a 2500rms rating on each

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Here is the pic of the spider area.

57F97962-8654-43DA-9FDC-E4AA94A05E79-333-0000010EEC9FD35A_zps483e6458.jpg

Also this is my ongoing process of reconing a SA-8 v1.5 and you might be able to pull some ideas of how to disassemble by looking at this.

http://www.stevemead...15-w-pics-pg-3/

Also a thread I like to look at for reconing

http://www.stevemead...o-recone-a-sub/

To get the spider out and the coil out you can take a razor and cut the spider all the way around and then proceed to to pull the spider and coil out. I do believe around the spider there is a ring that helps clamp the spider to the landing. Just remove the bolts/screws from that ring and then just pull the ring off and the spider should come on out. Please correct me if I'm wrong

Yep, just unscrew that spider ring and cut the whole spider, coil cone etc out. The just get every bit of spider and surround off of the surface of the basket as best as you can. I used an angle grinder. Then clean the surface with rubbing alcohol and your good to start gluing down the new spider/surround.

It's really simple. Oh and btw, getting that spider ring back in is a PITA, so just ditch it.

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Here is the pic of the spider area.

57F97962-8654-43DA-9FDC-E4AA94A05E79-333-0000010EEC9FD35A_zps483e6458.jpg

Also this is my ongoing process of reconing a SA-8 v1.5 and you might be able to pull some ideas of how to disassemble by looking at this.

http://www.stevemead...15-w-pics-pg-3/

Also a thread I like to look at for reconing

http://www.stevemead...o-recone-a-sub/

To get the spider out and the coil out you can take a razor and cut the spider all the way around and then proceed to to pull the spider and coil out. I do believe around the spider there is a ring that helps clamp the spider to the landing. Just remove the bolts/screws from that ring and then just pull the ring off and the spider should come on out. Please correct me if I'm wrong

Yep, just unscrew that spider ring and cut the whole spider, coil cone etc out. The just get every bit of spider and surround off of the surface of the basket as best as you can. I used an angle grinder. Then clean the surface with rubbing alcohol and your good to start gluing down the new spider/surround.

It's really simple. Oh and btw, getting that spider ring back in is a PITA, so just ditch it.

Will Do Thanks Man And what did you unscrew it with?

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