Is this possible?

Okay, here's my situation.

2 Kicker's. One of them is a SVC at 4 ohms. The other is a DVC at 4 ohms.

I have a 2 channel amp and I want to bridge these two subs. My amp CAN handle the impedence. My question is this. How do I go about wiring these subs so I can do this?

What amp do you have. I am thinking that the impedence would be at 3 ohms. But don't quote me on that.

It's a 1200 watt 2 channel Power Acoustik Gothic Series. 2 ohm stable.

You can wire them at 2 ohms go to http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/learningcenter/car/subwoofers_wiring.html?subs=2 and look at 2 subs / Single Voice Coil - 4 ohms Option #1 this will put you at 2 ohms. Also you would be using the DVC sub as a single voice coil to do this.

Someones gonna blow there shit up doing that. I cant remember the exact equation for sub wiring but. And its not as simple as wiring everything as single subs, then you have 3 seperate 4 ohm vc, in parallel your going to have an ohm rating of 1.3ohms, in series it will 12ohms. 1 ohm will be to low and 12ohms will give shitty power.