statman24 said:I also have a 2004 4runner. Mine is a limited, but no JBL. Not sure how many speakers I have, but I've found 4 so far.
Well, that explains that. In another post, I was asking/wondering why a Limited would not have the JBL system... so the answer is 3rd row seats! ThanksUneek said:You're correct. With third row seats, the rear most speakers (for the 10-speaker JBL) where the mirrors would be are taken up by the seat belt anchors. IIRC, JBL isn't available with the third row option.
I don't have any first hand experience with the Fjammer or Scion headunits. But the Scion upgrade is a popular option here that many members have chosen for non-JBL upgrade. I believe members have stated the Scion headunits have a higher wattage and it sounds a lot better than their stock headunit.
My limited does not have the 6-disk changer either.Uneek said:Limiteds come standard with the 6-disc changer, but the JBL upgrade is still optional. Most regions order in their Limiteds with the JBL Synthesis or navigation systems, I haven't seen a Limited in my area with a non-JBL system.
Uneek said:You're correct. With third row seats, the rear most speakers (for the 10-speaker JBL) where the mirrors would be are taken up by the seat belt anchors. IIRC, JBL isn't available with the third row option.
I don't have any first hand experience with the Fjammer or Scion headunits. But the Scion upgrade is a popular option here that many members have chosen for non-JBL upgrade. I believe members have stated the Scion headunits have a higher wattage and it sounds a lot better than their stock headunit.
Even Steven said:Wow, that FJammer head unit looks surrounded by the 4Runner's silver center stack. Too bad the sound doesn't work well with the 4Runner's speaker system.