Wiring 2 4-Ohm DVC Subs Going Crazy

Ok, here is what I have.

Im running 2 Alpine type-r 4ohm DVC subs into 2 Pioneer 5200T amps.

Im looking for the best way to wire each sub to its own amplifier.

the amplifier is capable of handling a sub at 4-ohm bridged.  If i run each sub in series (8 ohm load) and bridge them both seperately on their own amp, will it then drop the ohm load to 4 ohms and push the correct amount of power to my subs? 

I currently have each sub wired in parallel and it is running at 2 ohms per sub.  I then bridged it onto the amp, I think i messed this one up and could blow my amp if i keep running the subs at this configuration.  Im pulling my hair out here trying to figure out how i need to wire these subs.

Can wiring the subs at too low of an ohm rating cause the subs to cut in and out while playing them?  Or do I also have a power issue in my car?

Wow, thats pretty much the worst news I could have gotten today lol.  I bought all this stuff online, so returning this equipment to a store is pretty much out of the question.

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-5QHGL9duvYN/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=120&I=130GM7200M

would this be a better choice of amplifier?  If it looks like this will work perfectly with these 2 subs, I will go out and buy these 2 today and just throw the 2 amps I have now in my other car with my old subs.  I was really hoping to not have to drop another 300 dollars into this system but if it is the option that gives me the best sound, Im all about making the sacrifice.

I really do like Pioneer for amps, but I am not necessarily stuck on Pioneer when purchasing a new amp.  Right now my whole system looks like it was mismatched and paired up by different companies from all over the world.  I have Pioneer, Alpine, Sony, Kicker, Infinity, Rockford, and Memphis all in my car.  I know where I can get these 800 watt amps for a good deal though, so i was wondering if the 2 800 watt mono blocks would do the trick on these subs?