JBL PREMIUM SYSTEM ~ NEW INFORMATION for Optical or RCA Out & DSP Integration!

[Island4Runner]

It's in the back, and there's space for the equipment in a cubby in front of the hybrid battery. Wiring will probably be the easiest I've ever done lol

No idea what size the 12v battery is though.

I’m looking at that cubby in front of the battery… Already cut a piece of ABS for a rack… it’s 9-inches wide by 42.5 inches long, and maybe 4 or 5 inches high. Those AudioControl Epic Series amps are only less than 7 inches wide, by around 10 or 11 inches long. They’d fit well.

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[Dead Horse]

I’m looking at that cubby in front of the battery… Already cut a piece of ABS for a rack… it’s 9-inches wide by 42.5 inches long, and maybe 4 or 5 inches high. Those AudioControl Epic Series amps are only less than 7 inches wide, by around 10 or 11 inches long. They’d fit well.

I haven't picked everything out yet...not until I know what I can add.

I may just use the Kicker Key 500.1 on a sub and call it a day. I'd rather not pay for a whole ass DSP for a small system.

 

[Island4Runner]

I haven't picked everything out yet...not until I know what I can add.

I may just use the Kicker Key 500.1 on a sub and call it a day. I'd rather not pay for a whole ass DSP for a small system.

Seems the Trailhunter and PRO may have a starting battery up front under the hood, drivers side. Any able to confirm?
From Google Ai:
“The 12-volt starting battery for the 2025 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro (which features the i-FORCE MAX hybrid powertrain) requires a Type C (LN4) size battery rated at 75Ah (20-hour rate) or greater and 776 Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) or greater.


Battery Specifications

• • Group Size / Type: Type C (LN4 / BCI Group 94R equivalent dimensions)
  • Cold Cranking Amps (CCA): 776 CCA minimum
  • Capacity: 75Ah (20HR) or greater
  • Location: Driver's side under the hood
  • Note: Stop & Start and hybrid accessory-managed models require OEM or Toyota-approved replacement batteries to properly interface with the vehicle's electrical and charging systems.”

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