sub wiring, 2 10 apline type s 2 ohm

what else would you "stick" into the sub? you should only need wires, are these alpines dual 2 ohm, dual 4, or single 2? what kind of amp do you have, and what is it's load suposed to be at givin power ratings?

most people run all the wires for each speaker in the box, and then connect the speakers to each other outside the box (usually at the amp) this gives you more versatility if you need to switch stuff around later.

some people (and this is more common if you're running subs in series) will wire everything up, and then connect it all to one terminal and just run that strait to the amp. but this is not as common, either way is fine really, just keep your wiring as short and neat as possible, so there is less chance of error, and less wire wasting power..

give me ur specs on the amp and what voice coils the subs have and i'll tell you how to wire it

Verify:  is this your subs?  SWS1022D

I hope  you have a mono amp on order...the subs will wire to a final 2 ohm impedance.  If that's the case here's your wiring diagram:

The wire that jumps from one coil to the other on the sub is a single strand of speaker wire.  Your subs can be wired inside the enclosure like above and then you will have a pos and neg to connect to the amp.

If the amp on order is a two-channel, post back.

yea he's got it, i didn't look at alpines site, i guess they don't make a single coil 2 ohm'er so that would have to be your setup.. i would assume, you will either have to do that for a mono

or if it's a two channel, you would have to run the single wire like that on both subs, and then run the other - and + off each sub to their own channel

Yes.  This Rockford Punch mono amp will provide the proper amount of power for those subs.  Or any mono amp with a 500 to 600 watt output into 2 ohms.

Did you buy a sealed enclosure?  What size is it?

Glad to help.  When you build a new enclosure make it the one cubic foot for each sub plus the sub displacement of 0.07 cu. ft. ... or close to twice the size of what you have now.  You'll notice a much improved low end bass response (more SQ) and more efficiency (SPL) with the additional air volume.  But it won't hurt the subs using the box you now have.

I'm not in the habit of recommending specific brands so the mono amp I showed you should be considered for its type and power rating alone, not brand name.  There are plenty of good mono amps that spec out similar to that one and would suit your needs.