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loudwagon15s
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install (help with type-r)
Hey guys, im installing an alpine type r for a friend and was wondering where i could put the power wire through the firewall, after looking, i couldnt see too many places where i could go through, thanks.
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loudwagon15s
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well finially found a spot to put a hole throught the firewall, and i made sure to put a gusset in with it, however..... when my friend left to go to work, he left me the sub (alpine type-r 12'') so i could start on the box. However, the sub is indefinatly blown (he bought it on ebay) but it is in very good condition (cosmetically) I was wondering if it is worth it to recone it? where to send it? and how much money it would cost?
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Ryan from Ohio
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Toss it in the shit can, buy another.
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loudwagon15s
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well problem solved we went and bought a hifonics brutis 12'' and lets just say when i was installing everything i found out how little patience my "friend" had. He thought you can just instally anything in an hour. thanks for the help though
humm mabe ill make the type-r into a form of modern art and hang it on the wall.
humm mabe ill make the type-r into a form of modern art and hang it on the wall.
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CaptainPioneer
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loudwagon15s
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well, after looking at the sub, i pulled the outer rubber ring off of it, and noticed that the surround had an unusually excessive amount of glue, and whadda ya' know, it was glued on with i believe to be silicone. Swimmerdude and i took that off, unscrewed, the spider and pulled the assembly out. 
so we found a new function for it......


so we found a new function for it......

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