I have 2 rockford fosgate punch power svc 15's and i need to rebuild them.
I am having trouble finding the kits can anyone help me???
any information would be helpful and greatly appreciated
Thanks
Replies (3)
swez on 10/9/2006 23:17:50
A good recone from RF may cost as much as $80-120.00/ea. In many cases, new subs are cheaper than re-coning. A good reconing service is not much cheaper either. (Try a Google Search for "Speaker Repair Services")
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-41,GGLG:en&q=Speaker+Repair+Services
Also, we have to identify why they blew so as not to repeat that step again. Do you KNOW what caused them to fail?
swez
PunchPower15s on 10/10/2006 04:19:01
Im pretty sure my box was all wrong built to fit my truck not my subs. I really like these 15s and wanna get them fixed but i'm a DIY kinda guy but i dont know. I have a rockford t3002 amp what kinda of subs am i capable of running on this amp???
swez on 10/10/2006 15:10:13
Well, reconing is not brain surgery and if you can get parts from RF and a "HOW TO" sheet, there's no reason not to try it on your own. The critical points are the correct adhesives and coil/gap alignment.
See if you can get a contact at RF to speak with and see what they offer in terms of support, pricing and the steps. If you get a nod, we can give a few tips on the steps and assy process.
swez
I am having trouble finding the kits can anyone help me???
any information would be helpful and greatly appreciated
Thanks
Replies (3)
swez on 10/9/2006 23:17:50
A good recone from RF may cost as much as $80-120.00/ea. In many cases, new subs are cheaper than re-coning. A good reconing service is not much cheaper either. (Try a Google Search for "Speaker Repair Services")
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-41,GGLG:en&q=Speaker+Repair+Services
Also, we have to identify why they blew so as not to repeat that step again. Do you KNOW what caused them to fail?
swez
PunchPower15s on 10/10/2006 04:19:01
Im pretty sure my box was all wrong built to fit my truck not my subs. I really like these 15s and wanna get them fixed but i'm a DIY kinda guy but i dont know. I have a rockford t3002 amp what kinda of subs am i capable of running on this amp???
swez on 10/10/2006 15:10:13
Well, reconing is not brain surgery and if you can get parts from RF and a "HOW TO" sheet, there's no reason not to try it on your own. The critical points are the correct adhesives and coil/gap alignment.
See if you can get a contact at RF to speak with and see what they offer in terms of support, pricing and the steps. If you get a nod, we can give a few tips on the steps and assy process.
swez
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