How do I wire a Lanzar Vibe286 amplifier (4000watts) to a pair of MTX Thunder 8500 DVC 12"?

• battery cable, the cable line for CD player (cable plugs, usually yellow in the back of the CD player), ground wire (very strong bond with all metals). RCA cables for the CD to the entry of the GPA (from the back of the CD). Now the speakers .... If you have a four channel amp, you need to fill, if you have four channels, you have 8 speaker connections. to look from left to right, you +,-,-,+,+,-,-,+. we call these 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. of each speaker, you have two son, each of which is either connected to the + or - on the loudspeaker. loudspeaker +, - and two speaker -,+...we call these a, b, c, d (+,-,-,+). you want to connect a 1, b to 6, C and D in 3 to 8. Bridging makes you able to use the power of the two additional channels, since you have only two submarines.
  
  Now, if you have an amp with two channels, you can bridge, but this is not really important unless you think he hit harder (try both directions), but in this case does meet that low ohms, ohms longer you run, the RMS More power you get. Ohms get lower as you add, if you have an amp to 4 ohm and 4 ohm sub, you would be clocked at 2 ohms.briding brings it to one, or something like that, I forgot conversions plus it's late here. that should definitely help though. ummm i should also say that you might want to check your max submarines can perform due to transition is not a good idea. that orders will be easy to understand, however.

I have a Lanzar 2 channel 4000 watts amplifier what kind of subs will be good?