hooking up two amps to four subwoofers

Hey everyone. I am currently in the process of expanding audio system in my Escort, however I am not quite sure how to hook up extra amp I plan on getting. I drew up this diagram to help explain what I plan on doing:

I added in question marks to the things I am unsure of. If anyone could help me fill in the blanks or correct me if I have drawn something wrong it would be very much appreciated

Also, I already know how I am going to hook up the subwoofers to the amps with proper impediance and what not, I just need some help getting the amps hook up.

Thanks.

-Andrew

Note:

The two amplifiers are both American Bass VFL 80.1 (1000w RMS @ 1 ohm) and the subwoofers are all American Bass XD 12 inch subs (2x4 Impediance, each sub 450w RMS)

Thanks again.

The second remote wire may be jumped from amp 1 to amp 2;  that is the least amount of wiring needed.  The most wiring needed would be to run two separate wires from the head unit, so that is not normally done.  A "Y' connection can occur at any point along the wire;  it is a parallel connection.  It is accomplished by removing a short section of insulation from the wire, then soldering a second wire to that bare spot.  Taping well with electrical tape when done.

Quite naturally, with the wires being as small as they are (for turn-on function), it is by far easiest to jump a wire from one amp to the other.  Two wires can easily fit at amp 1.

Correct, I will have both sets of subwoofers (1 and 2) and (3 and 4) wired in parallel/parallel:

https://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp?Q=2&I=42 as seen in option 1.

That will give me 1 ohm resistance for each of the amps. Totaling 2000w RMS system power. Each subwoofer will be 50w overpowered but i know those subs can handle it