JBL BassPro Hub 11" Spare Tire Active Subwoofer Car Kit - 300 Watt Spare Wheel Housing Car Subwoofer with built in Amplifier and Fiberglass Woofer

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I can share the files if anyone is interested, but it was designed with the fuse holder I bought in mind. Providing that unwanted goods are received back by us in "as new" condition, we will refund payment for the goods. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag.

So even though its only like 50W rms, it'll punch way above its weight (a true, CEA 2006 rated rms). If you're willing to make space for an amplifier this newer Stadium BassHub may be the least labor intensive way to get the most bass with minimal impact to hatch space.According to the Volvo subwoofer installation instructions, you need to insert a pin into the large connector on the back of the REM (rear fuseholder), but that either needs to be enabled to function on that pin as a turn-on signal, or it is a communication bus signal to the factory amplifier.

As the title states, I'm curious if anyone has tried to fit a JBL BassPro hub in the spare tire in the S2000. The required space for this to fit into the spare tire opening would be a diameter =15" and a depth of 7.I forgot I had read you have to disconnect the Active Noise Cancellation Module(ANC) when you install a sub.

And, if so, does Crutchfield have a wiring harness to go between the existing harness and the JBL BassPro Hub? If you just set it on the rear deck it will just slide around so you will need to figure a way to lock it down.I drilled the hole for the M8 rivetnut, and heated the flat steel piece while it was held in place in a vice, and then pressed the black spare tire rod down over it. The 11″ (279mm) feather-light fibreglass woofer cone with rubber surround delivers the signature kick and punch of JBL bass. The included remote control enables adjustment of crossover point, gain, phase—and a bass boost of 12dB when you're in the mood and on the move. Given that its an SUV, it does seem likely that the opening diameter is at least 15" and there should be at least 7. Anyway, that didn't work for my needs, and instead I used a fuse-tap on position 22 for the subwoofer turn-on signal - it turns on and off with ignition/accessory power.