The usual tips I give everyone else applies. Using a sub for a narrow bandwidth is usually a horribly inefficient way to achieve incremental benefits.
- Plug any ports in your main speakers
- Add an EQ in line with the subwoofer and configure only with measurements.
- Consider a high pass filter on your mains around 80 Hz.
As always, speaker specs are worthless once you put a speaker in a room, so measurements are essential before making any adjustments.
Generally speaking however, subs should be what you do last. Room treatments to reduce mid-treble energy, speaker placement outside of room modes and measurements should be done first. Look at the AM Acoustics room mode simulator for help with speaker placement.