could try some RE Audio SE-X series subs

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_27314_RE-Audio-SEX10D4.html

looks decent

i might ask stupid now but i dont rly get the ohm thingy xD

my amp says it drops 1000 w rms at 2 ohm, but n/a at 4 ohm, does this mean that i better get an 2 ohm bass or it wont run on all its w ?

Less ohm load from a sub= more power output from the amp. Depending on how you wire your subs you can change the ohm load.

okey thx alot

do u think my amp is able to run at 1ohm without frying ?

your amp doesn't look to be 1ohm stable so ya it'll mess up.

okey thx

a few more stupid questions xD

i was looking at 2x10" alpine type r's, they have 1200w rms, would it be a bad idea to run those on my amp with only 1000w ?

underpowering subs is worse than overpowering them. you could probably get away with it but its not recommended.

okey, so ill stick with 1000w

last dumb question for now

if i find a 4 ohm sub and wire it down at 2 ohm will it have any effect on the sub / amp w ?

You can't wire 2 4 ohm dvc subs to 2 ohm
or atleast I'm 99% sure u can't

decreasing ohm load=allows more power from amp to sub.

the only risk involved in changing the ohm load is making it too high/low for the amp.