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Thanks for all the advice guys!!! One more question! Is there anything I need to do to make sure my car has enough power to power the amplifier? I have a 2005 Acura MDX.

Do you think a Kenwood branded AMP could do this?

Why do you say that?

Also, the subs frequency response goes up to 400hz, when the amps recommend frequency response goes up to 200hz... So this amp wont be the best amp to show off the subs higher frequency's?

Ok! I'll have to change it then. Also, because the subs are 1200 watt peak each, making them 2400 watts total, wouldn't that mean the amp couldn't deliver the max wattage that the subs can handle, being that the amp is 1800 watt peak?

Should I run them in series or parallel? What ohms would be the best to match with?

https://www.crutchfield.com/S-NRA53HoZpvX/p_113KAC9105/Kenwood-KAC-9105D.html

The amp can do 1-ohm stable. (output regulated to 900 watts) Its just simply not enough power then?

I have two 12" Infinity Reference 1262W Subwoofers installed into a sealed box. The subs are currently set up to run in series. I can also run them in parallel. These are Dual-Voice Coil subs. Specs for the Infinity Reference 1262W Subwoofer (Per Sub) Type 12" (300mm) Dual-Voice-Coil Subwoofer...