Does anyone know how to wire two 12'' 4 ohm subwoofers together for one impendance to a 2 channel 2&4 ohm amp

if it were me i would bridge both subs for more power and the ohms will not be affected and you will get deeper bass if you bridge the 2 subs the impedance will not be affected good luck oh don't shatter my windows lol I'm NOT WAY OFF i know what I'm talking about Ive been to several db drag races and have hit as hard as 157.6decibels he hasn't an idea what hes talking about

Actually robert ....you are way off.. "if it were me i would bridge both subs for more power and the ohms will not be affected and you will get deeper bass if you bridge the 2 subs the impedance will not be affected" Your own statement proves it ( bridge both subs??!! ohms wont be affected ????) 15years in car audio....SO you started at 11 years old? ( info from your own profile) And whopide do you competed at a few db drag.........I have competed at the 1998 db drag finals in Nashville just before i retired from industry Sparky is correct amp is not 2ohm stable(bridged)....hooked that way will overheat, and output stages will eventtunally blow, rendering the amp useless And if you know what you are talking about here is a very easy one for you to answer ...if you put a 680kohm 5w resistor across the neg and pos of a fully charged cap and or battery what will happen?