new system set up

Hey guys, i just found this forum browsing around car audio forums and this places sounds like people know what they are talking about. My question is this, i had a 4 channel fosgate amp pushing my 2 12" audiobahns for the past couple of years in my old honda. I recently bought a 2003 ALtima and saved up some money and bought a CDA-9884 Alpine HU and i bought my Amp kit 4ga off ebay for a good price. THe amp had been dead so i had to buy a new one "Orion". Now my subs are wired for the 4 channel amp what and how must i now wire it up inside i want to get the max out of the subs and my amp and i just can't figure it out if i should wire it parallel or in series. Here is the Setup i have Audiobahn AW1251T 12" SUB x2 * Sensitivity: 92.1 dB * RMS Power Range : 400 Watts * Peak Power Handling: 800 Watts * Impedance: Dual 4 Ohm * Low Frequency response: 24 Hz * High Frequency Response: 1000 Hz * Diameter: 12 Inch # Optimized for Sound Quality # PHAT Foam Surround # Non-Pressed, Non-Transfer Paper Cone # KM3 Coated Cone for Low Cone Distortion # Flame Design Chrome Stamped Steel Basket # Dual 4 Ohm Voice Coil # 2" 4-Layer ASV Voice Coil # Lug-Lock Terminals # Mounting Depth: 5 1/4" # Hole Cutout: 10 7/8" # Outer Diameter: 12 1/2" ORION CO800.1 COBALT AMP 800 WATTS MONOBLOCK AMPLIFIER           o Orion Cobalt 2-Ohm Stable Monoblock           o Full-Range With High and Low-Level           o Inputs and Variable Low-Pass Crossover           o High-Level Input With Integrated Remote Turn-on Circuit           o 12dB Low-Pass Crossover           o Selectable Bass Boost 0dB,+6dB, Or +12dB           o Full-Range Line-Out           o 180° Phase Switch Allowing 2Amp Bridging           o Remote Gain Control Included           o 800 Watts Max Power           o Power Output in Watts RMS: 4 Ohms 300 Watts x 1-Channel           o Power Output in Watts RMS: 2 Ohms 400 Watts x 1-Channel           o Externally Bridgeable: Yes           o Remote Gain Function: Yes           o Distortion at Rated Power: < 0.9% THD+N           o Frequency Response: 20Hz to 30kHz           o Linear Bandwidth: 20Hz to 20kHz           o Damping Factor: >150           o Input Impedance: 80kOhms           o Fuse Type: (2) 30 Amp ATC           o Dimensions: 13.4" x 8.1" x 2.1"           o Low Pass and Hi-Pass Crossover Continuously Variable/2nd Order           o Low Pass Frequency Range: 50Hz to 500Hz SPECIFICATIONS           o Amplifier Class : N/A           o Number of Channels : 1-Channel           o Maximum Power : 800 watts           o RMS Power Output @ 4 Ohms : 300 Watts x 1-Channel           o RMS Power Output @ 2 Ohms : 400 Watts x 1-Channel           o Bridged Power : N/A           o THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) : <0.9%           o Signal-to-Noise Ratio (dB) : >150Hz           o Frequency Response (Hz) : 20Hz to 30kHz +0,-1 dB           o Built-in Crossover : Yes           o High-Pass Crossover Frequency : 50Hz to 500Hz           o Low-Pass Crossover Frequency : 50Hz to 500Hz           o Bass Boost : 20Hz to 20kHz �3dB           o Bass Remote : N/A           o Fan Cooled : N/A           o Fuse Rating : 30A x 2           o Dimensions (Width x Height x Length) Inches : 13.4" x 8.1" x 2.1"           o Approximate Weight : 9.50 LBS

 Your best bet with those subs and that amp would be to wire them in a series-parallel configuration............That amp is perfect for one of those subs ,  Hence you may want to consider getting another amp like you have and putting one amp on each sub.

How would the wiring configuration go with the subwoofers? can i get a diagram?

Ok so i took out my subs and they are wired in sequence/parallel but my subwoofers are seperated inside of my box and so they run into the wiring connectors on each side of the box and from there how do i need to hook up my wiring to the amp this gives me a pos and neg from the left sub and a pos and neg from the right subwoofer. Pleas hALP!!