8" Speaker Foam Surround Repair Kit, 2Pcs 8inch Perforated Rubber Speaker Foam Surround Rings Replacement Parts for Speaker Repair or DIY (Black)

Take your time and watch a few Youtube videos. 3 methods and many glue types recommended. I chose Aleene's Tacky glue. I used 91% Isopropyl Alcohol to clean off the paper and the cage. I used Q-tips and a cotton cloth to remove the residue from the paper. I did not remove the dust cover or use shims. I did not use a Sine generator app. After gluing the center to the paper cone, I used a 1.5 V AA battery to lift the cone. While lifted added a 1/8 bead of glue on the cage then disconnected the battery and used medium paper clamps to hold the surround in four places. Gently patted the unclamped areas to adhere the surround. Then carefully shifted the clamps 45 degrees and patted down the clamped areas and let dry. Worked like a charm. I glued back on the carboard and protective screen. Screwed back in the speaker and was good to go. If you have a Suburban with the real shallow box, there appears to be only one woofer that is a direct fit. The Polk shallow 8" woofer looks like it might fit with a spacer. Someone has a 3D printed spacer they designed but I had trouble finding time to print it. (On Printables) I decided to go with the replacement foam surround and I'm glad I did. (I don't think there were any instructions in the package?)

It fits well to my LEXUS ES350 2010 Mark Levinson Audio System. I cannot say about the quality until i use it for a year. Shape was bit different than the original but fits well and giving great sound. Most important is to arrange glue before your order.

More of a rubber than a foam. Seems very durable. Would take photos of the installation but i am no expert so my finished product looks terrible. Haha but it works.

Worked perfectly to repair some Boston Acoustic speakers a neighbor threw away. Cheap and does what it says on the tin. Love it!

Not a perfect fit but glueable

This item was just as shown in the display and it's holding up great

very good

These are described as foam and perforated. They are neither. They are solid rubber and should be described as such. They did not fit my JBL LX44 woofers. I wasted time and gas money when I had to drive to return them.