amp having too much power for subs?

i recently traded my PSP with many accories for some car audio, which conists of te following earthquake PHD2000W amp, (2)TremorXR-12 subs, and one of earthquakes amp wiring kits.i would like to know if a Earthquake PHD2000W amp would over power 2 Earthquake TremorXR-12's? heres the specs thier site lists. PHD2000W       Number of channels: 1 / Mono Block Max power output:      2000 Watts RMS power 2-ohm:        1000 Watts RMS power 4-ohm stereo:      500 Watts Damping factor:      >800 Cross over slopes:      24dB/OCT THD:      >0.016 SNR:      104dB Class:      "D" Digital Speaker connection:      10-Gauge Recommended power connection:      4-Gauge Input type:      Independent Low Level RCA heres the specs on the subs....       MODEL: TremorXR-12     * 800 watts     * Fs = 27Hz     * Qms = 5.3508     * Qes = 0.7217     * Qts = 0.6359     * VAS = 2.40Ft     * Xmax = 0.5"     * 87dB 1W/1M     * Revc = 6.67     * Levc = 5.9mH @ (1 kHz)     * 2" Single Voice coil/8ohms im planning to wire them up in a parallel to get a 4ohm load.

Dude, you're stuck with the name "anonymous user" forever.  Not very personal, is it?  ;)Build the box so that it performs well in the worst case scenario and, in return, it will reward you at all times.

If it is a monoblock amp, why would there be a 4 ohm stereo rating? i am guessing that is a typ-o and they mean 4 ohm mono. Any way since you have two 8 ohm subs you will be running a 4 ohm load over all, which the amp claims 500 watts, that means 250 watts to each sub. The rating of the sub is 800 which is probably max rating, so more like around 400 watts RMS. In this case, You will not be overpowering the subs at these ratings. Jazzy