Repairing Rip in Subwoofer edge?

Why not just get a surround repair kit. they are around 10-20 bucks

to answer the Q about the infinity i did the exact same thing and it played just as well as the other one... so its all kool

OK, so i guess I'm not explaining it that well.  I have hooked up the sub and there is no difference with that little goudge being in there.  Actually, it doesnt leak even the slightest amount of air out of it.  It's almost like it punctured half of it, but at the back end, it just made a "flap" that if you pull you can then tell that it went all the way through.  When playing, no air leaks what so ever.  I just want to seal it so it doesnt rip in the future.  I just looked at it again, and the size is almost the size of a normal size screw that you would use to mount your sub.  I will get a pic and post on my next message, proboly wont be till tomarrow morning though, being that I work nights.  Thanks for the input!!

                                   Ricky

I am only 21 and I have not done it either. Thing is some of these guys in here are older and have installed more speakers/ subs than myself. A lot of the guys in here do that most of there days. I would have to say that the more you do something the more likely it is your going to jack it up at some point.

Another thing I want to bring up. Regarding "Just listen to what dyohn says." I want to make sure that everyone understands that whenever getting information from other people, make sure you are getting the correct information. Now, by all means Dyohn is pretty damn smart, however a lot of people post on here that are new and dont know or have not read his posts. In my head this forum is a great place to bounce ideas off other people. Dyohn and Rob at Forbidden are two of the best on this forum. Regardless be careful some of the stuff you read because that little hole could possibly lose you a couple bucks. Me being in college and not having mad cash to spend on equipment makes it important I dont break something. Now in no way am I trying to diss on Dyohn, in fact he is probably the most correct in the way to go about your problem. All I am saying is filter the information you get in these forums. All it takes to get access to posting is a email address and username and pass. I would encourage you to get information from several different resources.

I had the same problem when I was 16 and installing my first system into my truck. I actually used hot glue on the nside and outside edges of the tear and it worked absolutely GREAT! That was 3 years ago and the sub is still going strong except it is now in my little brother car. It was a 10" fosgate HE2. Nowhere near a juggernaut and handles a lot less pressure levels but it might be worth a try. Let us know how it works out. GOOD LUCK!!!