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If you are using an aftermarket HU you need to raise the amp some. I just used some sheetmetal folded over and bolted to the radio mounting bolts, then velcro'd and zip tied the amp to it.
SS has two different versions of this amp. I had the same thing happen to me, but it works just the same, and will fit.
Yeah they did the same thing with the power acoustik. The old style was more user friendly but as everyone here has stated. It does fit. Another thing that I noticed when they changed over to the newer version is one 40 amp fuse. Where the older version had two 30 amp fuses. Strange.
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