--"Help Wiring my subs?"--, Help needed! Options

[CanadaCelica]

Hi everyone, I know this gets posted allot so I will be straight forward and give you all my information and what I require.

I just purchased today a nice pair of subs, or so I think...lol,
Well this is what I got:

2 10" Infinity 1030w subs 250w RMS and 1000 MAX
1 MTX MXA6001 class D mono amp to power them 300RMS @ 4Ohms, 600RMS @ 2Ohms
There in a sealed box by the way

This is what I would like to know:
1) What gauge wire should I use to hook from the subs to the amp?
2) What gauge wire I should use for the remote turn on?
3) Where is a good place to ground the amp?
4) What would be a good RCA cable to use? Should it have features like twisted or super shielded...lol...I duno just giving examples to help better answer my question.
5) Since the subs are only 250RMS would it be better for me to wire them in 4Ohm, or 2Ohm based on what the amp provides.
6) What style fuse should I use, AGU or ANL? And what AMP rating?
7) Last if anyone can give me some ideas on how I should run my wiring across the celi, through the center console, or side panels? Id be happy

If anyone could help me with these many but hopefully simple to answer questions that would be awesome. I am a newbie at this but I enjoy a challenge.

[Scarrell]

no..... they will be fine wired at 2ohms...... you cant wire the subs at 4ohms guy... it wont happen... lol.... look at the polarity.... they can only see a 4ohm or 8ohm load or higher if you wire them wrong... they will be fine getting the 300rms a piece.. just dont turn the gains up too much or the bass on the cd player.. personally to me its better to over power a sub than under power a sub.... if people under power a sub they tend to turn the gains up more.. if you over power a sub you can have the gains down a bit and not have everything up more just to get some "good" bass...

also that Wal Mart kit will be fine... if you encounter some "alt whine" look at the other threads about it to get your answers.... that 100 amp fuse is for the power wire..so your $hit doesnt blow if something happens to your electrical... you will be alright.