HELP!! 2 Ohm or 4ohm DVC Threatcon 2 12"?!?

[zstill]

I'm looking at purchasing a B-Stock Threatcon-2 12" and have a question. I have an Alipine PDX-F4 100x4 watt amplifier. I am running 100x2 watts to my front and am going to bridge the rear channels to 200 watts. The amp is 2/3/4 ohm stable in regular & bridged mode. Is it better for me to get the 2 ohm DVC and run a 4 ohm load to the amp or the 4 ohm DVC and run a 2 ohm load to the amp? It's only a $10 difference but I am curious as to what is most beneficial to my system. Thanks for your help!

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[Side Show 10+ year member]

i'd prob suggest a 2 ohm dvc and wire it to a 4 ohm load, as that amp puts out the same pwr at 2 or 4 ohm I think.

 

[zstill]

It does, but why the 2 ohm DVC over the 4 ohm?

 

[Side Show 10+ year member]

sub at 4 ohm will be more accuarate than it would at 2 ohm, also it'll stress your amp and electrical system less.