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I got the unit installed yesterday, I put the main box in the cubby in the center console where the 12v cig adapter is. Then ran the antenna under the center console behind the glove box then installed the antenna on the top right corner of the hood. I did not want the MIC visible when Iam not...

I should have found this review sooner... :LOL::cool:

ok, after looking more closely at the unit, there is a MIC jack above the power cord on the back. If I can use the Mic as a speaker that should be good for trail use. Not sure if people are using these on the road yet - like truckers used CBs at one time.

It doesn't, which is why Iam hesitant to install it tucked away.

For those of you who have installed your GMRS radio tucked away some where like the glove box or inside the center console, how well can you hear the speaker vs installing the radio on the passenger side of the console?

I used Rugged in my SXS - always worked well.

I have seen people install them no issues - can you post some pics?

I got the activation same day...

I didn't even think to try it, sounded so much better I was just happy with it.

Most of the clips don't really break, they may come out of the slots but can be easily slipped back in. The only one that seeks vulnerable to to breaking is the one by the cargo light at the olastic welds. So e plastic glue can fix that easily.

No just have to turn the sub on in Forscan

I noticed the right bottom side of the speaker was not sitting flush on mine. There was a small plastic "pin" I had to take off. I am guessing its either an issue with the molding process and not present on every enclosure or its an alignment pin that people haven't noticed and just tightened...

Watch dome videos on using Foscan, it can be intimidating but its not difficult to use. You can take a back of your rigs current "setup" so if something goes wrong you reset everything back to they way it came. You would really have to try to mess anything up however.

Let us know if you have any questions. There is only 1 small change you will need to make.

It's easier if you remove it. Just 2 bolts and 2 nuts on the nottom.

I wanted to put as much sound deadening in the back as possible or I probably would have left the cargo floor in. It really helped with the noise from my dirt road as well, the hard top created a hollow cN sound somewhat in washboard parts of the road.

I felt like she viewed the thread on this site on how to add those parts.

I am in Tucson. I did install some sound deadening on the quarter panel wall behind the sub enclosure and on the cargo area floor. Not sure if it helped or not but it didn't hurt. Just take your time taking/pulling the tabs to remove the clips. There is one by the rear cargo light that is...