wiring at 1ohm

Ok, got almost everything installed except the subs. I have a question. In an earlier thread i asked about how many terminals I should get for my box if i'm wiring at 1ohm. everybody to me to get two, I did that but now i'm a little confusted on how to go about wiring it to get a 1ohm load.

Since I kinda wired everything separate, how should i go about wiring from each terminal to get a final load of 1ohm? Again, I followed the pic that I attached but i did not put a wire from 1 pos of sub #1 to the other positive to sub #2 and the same thing with the negatives...

What do i have to do now? sorry if it's a bit confusing the way i explained it. I've been working on the car the whole day and i'm really tired!!

Thanks for the help

 

ok, that's what i thought but the nine one has 2 sets of terminals.. could i just put both positives in each terminal and the same for the negatives?

 

so i could do it that way and still have a 1ohm load? ok, it's 5am here. I'm going to try to connect this before i have to work. lol

 

just wondering how do you check to make sure i would have the right impedance? I want to check to make sure I'm at 1ohm.

 

That's what i was thinking but there are two sets of + and - at the amp. I put two speaker terminals on each side of the box and from my understands those two sets of + and - all go into one in the amp. So what i did was instead of doing like the diagram, and have two wires going across the inside of the box i just connected it at the terminals and has two sets of wires going into the amp.

Is that right?

 

It's kinda done but my box isn't covered yet. I really want to check with a DMM if i am really at 1ohm. Pedro, I'll take some videos tomorrow morning. I'll bring my camera. It prolly doesn't sound as good as your set up but i'm pretty happy with it.

 

I have it like this. Is this right?

 

I thought that was right. thanks for the confirmation.