jl audio 12w6v2 wiring

http://mobile.jlaudio.com/pdfs/7876.pdf

What's  your intended impedance load with two of these subs, 4 ohms or 1 ohm?  Use https://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/woofer_configurations.asp?Q=2&I=42 as your guide.  For the 4 ohm impedance, jumper wires are used for a series connection, then the subs are paralleled together.

if using the second option #2 config. to get a final 4 ohm, but lets take that option 2 pic and apply it to the jl sub jumpers,

start at the right end sub. label it the (neg.)  vc1-  to  vc2+(pos) , so what happens to  vc1+ to  vc2-? so how do i appy the option 2 pic setup, to match the jumpers on the jl sub. am i missing something?

You seem to be missing the fact that you have TWO of these subwoofers (unless I read your post wrong...).  Each sub has voice coils wired in series to 8 ohms.  So you have two 8 ohm subs.  The two subs are parallel-wired to each other to make a total 4 ohm load.

seems logical to me. Dont forgtet about the woofer configuration tool on this site.

so what you guys are says that using diagram A, even though only one jumper wire is used, the wattage still flow thru both coils?

these subs are dual 4 ohms, each coil is 4 ohms, they are wired like in diagram b (vc1- to vc2-) then ( vc1+ to vc2+) in the manual its final nominal impendence is 2 ohms(factory wired).

yes