Wiring 2 Kicker L5's

I have 2 kicker l5's 12" 2oms each these are the spects:

I also have a Keenwood Kac 7252 Amp below are specs:

My questions is what is the best way to wire the speakers parralle or series?

Why?

DO I use the 2 channels or do I bridge them to 1?

If I bridge them to 1 is it safe will my Subs be at a safe power?

Kenwood KAC 7252 AMplifier 

SOLOBARICS L5's Kicker 2-ohm

Start here. https://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp

Now, your options are limited here. If you have these subs setup to a bridged 2 ohm load, that amp will more than likely shut down, hence your other post...

Unfortunately this amp and sub setup is not really an ideal combination. You would get the most out of this amp if you were to use one sub and bridge it to 4 ohms. However, if you want to use them both, I would set it up with each speaker presenting a 4 ohm load to each of the amp's channels. It won't be much power, but the amp won't die an early death. Maybe a different amp is in your future. 

How do you turn 2ohms speakers into 4 ohms speakers?How do you get each speaker to be 4ohms isntead of 2ohms.

Do you have to wire them?

Or how does it work?

They both have 4 coils in the back I'm guessing 2 negative and 2 positive right?

How can I wire those to spit out 4 ohms each?

Again I would encourage you to look at the woofer wiring diagram in the link I provided. It gives you a visual on how to setup each woofer.

They are DUAL 2 ohm speakers, so run a jumper wire from the negative of one coil to the positive of the other (per speaker). This leaves only one set of neg and pos terminals left on each speaker.

A mono block or one channel amp stable to 2 ohms would be ideal.