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6.5-Inch Foam Speaker Surround Repair Kit for Infinity
Technical Specifications & Sizing
Measurement Type
Dimension
Model
6.5F#1
Outer Diameter (A)
157mm
Roll Outer Diameter (B)
140mm
Cone Diameter (C)
115mm
Inner Diameter (D)
105mm
Gauge
0.8mm
Edge Type
Flat Edge
Repair Kit Contents
Included Item
Quantity
Premium Foam Surrounds
2x
T7000 High-Grade Glue
1x
Precision Applicator Brush
1x
Detailed Paper Instructions
1x
Infinity Speaker Compatibility & Fitment Guide
This 6.5-inch foam surround repair kit (Model 6.5F#1) is engineered to fit a massive variety of vintage and modern Infinity home audio loudspeakers, studio monitors, architectural speakers, and factory premium automotive sound systems.
Check the categorised lists below to verify if your exact Infinity model, vehicle, or driver part number is supported.
Compatible Infinity Driver & Woofer Part Numbers (902 Series)
If your speaker driver has any of the following part numbers stamped on the magnet or basket, this kit is an exact match:
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