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You could run them 1 or 4, I'd say go with 1 since you'd be underpowering the subs at 4.

[b]The amp is a Class D Mono Block 850 Watt amp.[/b]
SPECIFICATIONS
Max Power (1 Ohm) 850W x 1
RMS Power (2 Ohms) 550W x 1
RMS Power (4 Ohms) 350W x 1
Signal-To-Noise Ratio 100 DB
Frequency Response 20Hz - 250Hz
Input Sensitivity 300Mv To 5.1V
Dimensions (L x H x W): 13-7/8" x 2-1/4" x 10-5/8"
FEATURES
Remote Subwoofer Control Module
Phase Inversion Switch (0-180I)
Built In Continuously Variable Low Pass Crossover (24 DB/Octave)
Chrome Plated Connectors
[b]The Subs[/b]
SPECIFICATIONS PR124D
Continuous Power Handling 250 watts
Maximum Power Handling 500 watts
Sensitivity 88 dB
Magnet Size 50 oz.
Mounting Depth 5.4"
Voice Coil Configuration Dual 4 ohms

if your amp is 1 ohm stable wire both subs in parallel to 2 ohm and then parralell the pair together for a 1 ohm load.

If they are Dual Voice Coil... They are dual 4 ohm
If they are Single Voice Coil ... They are single 4 ohm

What amp have you got now? and are they the Single or Dual voice coils?
Kinda need to know that before we go giving suggestions on how to wire them up.

yea were gonna need the specs we cant just tell you how to wire a sub/subs without the information of both the amp and the subs. if its dvc is it dual 1 2 4? and which planet audio? is it a mono or stereo amp? what load is it stable to?

As far as I know it has DVC. And I am Running 2 off of a Planet Audio mono amp. I can find the specs if you need them.

how many subs and what coils does it have? also what amps is it?

Does anyone know the wiring configuration on these.

When I first got them I had a pyramid amp, and when i wired them the suggested way the amp would go into protection the second it was turned on.

But now I have a newer amp that should be able to handle it. I think the sub is a 4 ohm sub but last time i checked the website does not say.

Thank You.