I have a 12" kicker thats ripped.

amps and wiring kits are very optimistic on the output. If you want proper wire, buy some welding cable "0" or "00" guage. That solves the power delivery. Put a 1 Farrad (or more) capacitor near the amp, that solves the surge power issue. Make sure the box is suitable for the subs. Lastly I'd say do some research and find the right amp that can deliver the clean, huge current required to move some serious air!

are you sure that you are capable of replacing the rubber ring if you don't even know how to take the speaker apart? I am Not sure that that's a challenge you want to accept.

junk it upgrade to a mtx thunder square 8500 im just waitin to blow my L7 10 but its taking like 8 years,,, hahaha

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Hi, Jr.

I'm sorry, but glue will not fix this problem. When the rubber or foam edge of a speaker breaks down or deteriorates because of age, it becomes almost like dust, which is why it cracks and then breaks apart and falls away from the speaker. The only way to fix it (besides replacing the speaker) is to replace the edge, or "surround". At this link, http://www.simplyspeakers.com/All-Foam-Kits_c_118-1-3.html, you will find a kit that you can buy to repair your speaker for about $30. The standard 12" repair kit will work if you have an 'angle cone edge attach' type speaker (see the bottom of the page for a picture of what this means). This page, http://www.simplyspeakers.com/speaker-repair-foam-edge-replacement-instructions.html, will show you step by step how to use the kit to repair your speaker.

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2 10" Kicker Comp VR's will run you about $150.00 each new from most dealers a good price for 1 10" should be anywhere from $130 - 160 no more and never less.

$160 -$190 for 1 12 " CompVr

It could be the foam edging where the speaker meets the edge of the cone. Rubber works better than foam, and I believe kicker uses foam for this model. Check for any missing screws because sometimes air leaks make that sound you hear. also try turning down the amp a little bit

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I used this stuff to repair a tear in the rubber surround on a kicker solobaric 10", it has held up for 10 years, seal the front and back if possible and allow to dry/cure completely. good luck :)

you cant buy just the ring. you have to recone the woofer. you may be able to try some home remedys for repair but if the woofers are in a sealed box they are under tremendous pressure and glue may not hold. how large is the hole?

http://simplyspeakers.com/speakerrepairinstructions.htm