Wiring Nightmare

I have 2,  DVC 4ohm subs in one box. I have a 4 channel bridgable amp, with a built in crossover, I also have 2 passive crossovers inside of the sub box, one to each sub was the original plan. Now, I'm lost.

Can someone please tell me how this mess should be wired?

Amp is VRA4.0 www.roadmasterusa.com, passive crossovers for the subs were built and installed after the sub box was built, they did not come with the subs.

Thanks

Roadmaster, Ugh.  Oh well, you've got it and want to use it, here's how.  That amp will handle no lower than a 4 ohm bridged load.  If your subs are DVC 4-ohm, that means you must wire each sub for 8-ohms (voice coils in series) and then the two subs in parallel for a net 4-ohm load.  Bridge the rear channels to this load.  Your owner's manual shows how to make the connection.  Here's how to wire the subs:

I recommend taking the passive crossovers OUT of the system altogether and using the LOW PASS filter in the amp for best results.

Sure, but only if you wire it for 8-ohms (VCs in series) otherwise you'll fry the amp.  And on these amps the LP filter is activated by placing the crossover switch in the "bass" position.