(2) 4-Ohm DVC subs wiring

Hey everybody, i have a wiring situation here i need some help with. I have 2 DVC subs and i need each of them to get about 100w. My amp is a 200w rms x 4 @ 4-ohms, so i need to use on of the channels and wire the 2 subs to recive half of the power. The problem i have is how to wire them up. Because the way i have figured the numbers out, if i wire them i series, i will get a 16 ohm load?! Is that correct? And would this give me 50w per voice coil? Aka 100w per sub?

Can some one help me out here?

Thanks alot.

if you wired your subs up like so, and then turn your amp gains down you should be ok, but reply back with model #s

Heh, well equipment is the following (not much to be too proud of, but hey it works. And the only reason im using these subs is because they ar cheap, and i am only using them for a project in school.

Amp - Pyramid:

200w RMS x 4 @ 4 ohms

And the subs are cheap little $20 "Roadmaster" subs from walmart. Im using them to get some experience with DVC subs. They just look cool, so its like some cheap Audiobling, but probly sound better...

I only plan on using 1 channel, not be bridged. Im thinking now, that i could hook them up like shown in the picture above and end up with 100w per sub?... Thats exactly what they need, they are 100w RMS / 200w peak subs.