Amp Cooling Fans

Just looking for a little creative input here.  I'm currently running a Kenwood KDC-929 (1000W max) amp to two Rockford-Fosgate 10" HE2's (DVC subs).  Currently I'm running them at 2 ohms stereo.  Well, I have a black Honda Civic with my amp mounted to the back seat.  Even with the amp's internal cooling fan, on hot days, it goes into thermal.  If I go to 4 ohms stereo, I believe that it may help the problem, but I'd like to stay at 2 ohms.  Today I got 2 12VDC fans that are about 4inchx4inch and my amp is about 12 inches wide.  My original idea was to put a fan on one side of the cooling fins pushing air across with the other fan on the other side to pull the air across.  I can also but both fans on one side next to eachother to push twice the amount of air.  Which method do you guys (gals) think would be the best method. And any ideas on a creative mounting, maybe even using FG to hide the fans, cause they aren't the prettiest things you've seen (look like little black box fans).  Any ideas are welcome.  Thanks.

Your trunk is small airspace. The push/pull idea is good, but not in a small area. I'd suggest the dual-push method. That's what I did to an install in an old lumina. The amp was mounted to the box, and I fabricated a piece of steel to mount to the box, then the fans were mounted at a perfect 90` aiming directly at the amp. Solved the thermal shut-down problem like a charm.

- jt

Here's a pic of the fans that I got. I got them from Radio Shack, couldn't really think of anywhere else to go. They are 4"x4"