Subs & Ohms question

Subs model 1041 are single voice coil, 4 ohm impedance each.  The amp has these specs:

RMS Power (at 14.4V,20Hz-200Hz)

Bridged 4 ohms : 120W x 2 + 200W x 1

Per channel into 2 ohms : 60W x 4 + 200W x 1

Per channel into 4 ohms : 50W x 4 + 200W x 1

This type of amp outputs the same power into either 4 or 2 ohm on the 5th channel.

You see that the subs can be connected together to create a 2 ohm load, and connected to the 5th channel for an output of 200 watts with engine running full throttle.  Look at the "into 4 ohms" rating for the coaxials, but look at the "into 2 ohms" rating for the subs.  Wire like this

Each channel will output power at ohm loads down to and including 2 ohms.  You will have one speaker on each of the first four channels, and 2 subs sharing the 5th channel......and you see that more power is outputted through the 5th channel.  You won't rock the foundations of your neighbor's houses, but you should get up to 200 watts split between the two subs.  (The sub wiring is "parallel").