Springfield Speaker 10" Foam Surround Edge Repair Kit - 2 Speaker Kit - Fits Infinity 902-0032, 902-2673, 902-2864, 902-3061, 902-3067, 902-4208, 902-4292S, 902-4599, 902-4699, 902-5320, Many More

These were a bit tighter than the original surrounds on the speaker but it helps to create a tighter response. The subs sound better than ever. These were a breeze to install but make sure you take to time to remove all of the old glue before attempting installation because you only get one shot of gluing it down, sticks very fast and very solid. Pushing well over 300 watts to each sub and the surrounds hold up perfectly.

This product is a perfect replacement for my 10’ infinity’s. Very easy to install if you have the patience for it. Looking at the instructions and doing the work was easier than I thought it would be. Thanks for the info, it really helped. Speakers sound like new. Im very glad that I was able to fix them because they hold a sentimental value.

Quality product exactly as advertised. Only 1/2 ounce of adhesive leaves no room for error so I bought extra.

These are ok but VERY fussy to install. Not nearly as simple as the very sketchy instruction would suggest. Also, I would not recommend trying to install them without cutting the dust cover so the coil can be centered on the magnet.

What a relief from not working to working

Excellent kit. Works great, easy to install, great instructions and my speakers sound brand new.

Worked amazing just a little costly. Very easy to install

Repaired my 18 year old Infinity speakers with relative ease. I was worried about being able to center the cone but it seemed to center itself. Follow the online instructions and you shouldn't have a problem. Be aware (as the instructions mention) once you have the glue in place, as soon as the foam touches the speaker cone it's going to stick permanently, so you must carefully position it over the speaker and lower it carefully in place. Have some Isopropyl alcohol (I used 91%) and razor blades on hand to clean off the old foam and adhesive prior to installing the new foam. Definitely worth the price as I found speaker repair was about $40 per speaker plus shipping. This was the less expensive and more convenient method.