2013 JBL Sub spec?

Does anyone know the specs of the factory JBL sub specs? Ohms? hz range?...I wanna ditch the factory sub and enclusure and put a 10" in but keep the factory amp. Anyone else done this?

and before everyone says it wont be the full potential, i already know. I want to try and keep everything factory but with a little more low end and better sound.

 

Yah know, I wanted to know the same shit. Guess we are going to have to pull the plastic off and look ourselves.

 

http://www.jbl.com/estore/jbl/us/about/content.jsp?id=toyota-truck-tacoma

This is from the JBL website...no hertz listed, but a bit of info...still might have to pull the back panel off to get the specifics...

 

Ok so they use an 8 inch, and from what I understand it's only a75 watt sub. And 4ohms. Nit much room to work with stock system.integrated for it and it only.

 

ive read that before on their site but it doesnt make sense...6 channel amp....for 7 speakers? hmmm. I want to completely remove the enclosure and add a 10" but still keep the amp setup. its definitely do-able but dont want to kill the amp

 

The only way to do that would be to pull the stock sub, find the classifications on it somewhere, and buy a10in in its place.
Also the sub is not considered a channel, it is the.1 for an audio system for some odd reason.
so I called JBL and Toyota and tried to get a description or anything out of them that I could and they said the information is unavailable. Lol

 

good info toyota and jbl!!! haha...TXPRO i get what youre saying about the the .1. it should read 7.1 channel than, right? i'll probably get a cheap lower powered sub to stuff back there and go from there.... im still in the middle of finishing this damn 96 tacoma so it might be a while before i get to the sub.

 

No it would read 6.1 channel. 6speakers that produce sound and voice,. 1 that provides the lower end bass.
If you had a 7.1 you would have a center channel. That would would provide more voice.
On the jbl web site the hybrids have a new 7.1 system I'm curious to know what it sounds like.