What amp do I need to properly power these sub woofers?

well kinda depends on wat u want but if u want it for a pair os subs like that then a 2 channel 4000 watt amp but thats quite a bit of money or u could get a 2 channel 2000 watt amp and brige the subs togethor , also when speaker specs say their max power is so ans so like it says 1800 for urs its the peak power their COMPUTER calcuted like for instance i got a 10 inch 400 wat 4 ohms sup and a 600 watt 4 channel 2 ohms xplod amp and i can put the full 600 watts thro that sub and play any song and it wont blow but that does not mean try it for everything but heres a good amp thats pretty cheap (http://www.pyleaudio.com/itemdetail.asp?brand=&cat1=Car Audio&cat2=Amplifiers&model=PLA2378) or the pricy one (http://www.pyleaudio.com/itemdetail.asp?brand=&cat1=Car Audio&cat2=Amplifiers&model=PLA2678) also the pricy one u dont need to bridge because if u bridge it it will put 4000 watts thro one port and that means 4000 to ur speakers for a 2 channel 4000 watt u should connect each sub to seperat ports if u need any more help email me at ([email protected]) or text (not cAll) at 9039324682

i know this isn't what your going to want to hear but it really depends in what you want to spend,i think you can get a decent bass amp for around 250-100 dollars,check the spec sheet for the RMS rating for the subs and find an amp that is rated the same wattage an ohms.i remember reading they can handle 500 a piece,so that would mean obtaining an amp that puts out 1000 watts,at 2ohms,or go hang out at your local stereo shop,get cool with the installers and pic there brains,most of them are really cool and honest and might have a hook up for you.