Sub wiring question

Im almost 100% sure that this is not possible but I thought Id ask all you guys anyways.  I have 4 12" Lightning Audio subs in my trunk.  2 are 200RMS and 2 are 300RMS, well all 4 subs are 8 ohm and is there anyway at all to take all 4 subs to 4 ohm so i could bridge them and put my amp in mono.  I have a 600watt RMS Lightning amp.  Right now i have them in pairs, 2 in one channel and 2 in another, id like all 4 subs to just bridge.  Lemme know if this is possible.  Thanks---- 1996 Chevy S10 ----

1 Lightning Audio S2.600.2 Amp

2 Lightning Audio 12" Subs

1 Lightning Audio 1 Farad Cap

You have them connected the best way for that amp.  4 @ 8-ohms will give you a 2-ohm load with them all in parallel.  Get a better amp that will handle the 2-ohm load.  Oh by the way, your amp is a stereo amp, not a "mono block.".

Hey DYohn, he never said he had a mono block, where did you get that? so i don't know why you made that little comment. He said he wanted to bridge it so he could run it mono, instead of stereoSoccer_aholic

Do not bridge the amp to mono with an all parallel load, this will lead to certain death for this amp. Either continue running the sub in a parallel - stereo configuration or as Dyohn correctly suggested a mono amp that will operate at 2 ohms (or 1 ohm) that will give the proper amount of power. The Lightning Storm x1.1000.1d is a great amp if you are a Lightning fan.Top Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.

soccer_aholic, look in the guy's footer. He lists "1 Lightning Audio S2.600.2 Mono-block Amp".Squirrel

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soccer_aholic wrote: Hey DYohn, he never said he had a mono block, where did you get that?

Read his sig.