Wiring component speakers to one channel

[Freddboi]

I want to run three sets of components on each front door panel. The set that I want have outputs for both tweeter and woofer so I want 4 channels up front front right tweeter and front right woofer and same for the left side. How do I wire components together 

[slowfkncar]

If your amp can do 2 ohm stereo just run two sets off the front and one set off the rear, obviously you would need to use a set that comes with 2 way crossovers.

[Freddboi]

The sets I want to run have both outputs for the tweeter and the woofer meaning they’ll have to get wired to separate channels, I want front right tweeter as one channel and and the front right mids on another channel. With 2 or 3 sets of these Rockford fosgate t2652 power series check out the picture and you’ll see what I mean 

[Joshdashef]

Three sets of components in each door for six total component sets?

[Freddboi]

It’s 3 pairs of components so 6 woofers and 6 tweeters 3 on each side 

[Freddboi]

I have two 4 channel amps

On the T.400.4 I want the two rear speakers and two front tweeter channels ran on that 

and the T.600.4 have the front mids left and right bridged into two channels. 

[MrSkippyJ]

Are these all going in the front?

[Freddboi]

Yes all three sets will be in the front door panels 

[Freddboi]

So how do I wire those together since there’s 3 crossovers 

[MrSkippyJ]

Honestly I would find a 2 channel that can handle 1 ohm and keep it simple.