if so, what ohm impendance would l end up if the subs are 4 ohms or 2 ohms each
the subs are kicker cvr 400 watt rms but l wanna know what ohm im going to end up with if l get 2 ohm subs or 4 ohm subs to know what amp to get

what are the subs what do they pull and what what amps you gonna use, and if you have it to were there not gonna pull to much and sound wimpy, then yes you can just go postitive to positve between subs and end each end at sub, and negative ti negative ect

l wouldnt run more than 1 sub off each channel of your amps... you will..
1) loose quality
2) overload the amp
3) look like a nob who cant afford enough amps LOL

hav fun

Why in the hell are you getting SIX cvr's. Do you like listening to music or just the sound of metal rattling. For what those cost why not get 2 really high end subwoofers and spend money on just one really nice amp. 2 12 is will rattle your brain enough.

yeah. you could probably figuire out how to do it, but you'd also need a extra car battery as well. thats gonna draw alot of power. youll need like 2000+ watts, but that would be sweet. you could get all six on 3 diff. amps (if thats wht you mean), but youd need alot of power and a good head unit. thats how all the competition cars do it. batteries, and amps. and maybe a new starter, but you should be fine.

all u need to know is your amp will need to rms 1600 watts. they need to be DVC.run the 4 coils from 2 subs in parrallel. Do this (inside the box)for all three sets of 2 subs. Then with your three sets run them in series and if the starting impedence was 4ohms your finall will be 3ohms.