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I don't think amg6975 is arguing against running coolers in parallel as the best solution, but rather unless you put in a lot of effort to duplicate the lines, coolers, flow, etc., then you won't see the benefits of running coolers in parallel.
Depending on the flow differential between your current two coolers, you setup could be equal to running a single upgraded cooler even though you're running two coolers. That is why I would tend to agree with amg, unless you are going to maximize the two cooler setup to make sure you can equalize the cooling efficiency, then you're probably better off running in series so that you'll utilize both coolers more effectively.
All this to be said, the decision to run which setup is completely dependent on the various parts, lines, etc. one is choosing and how they are implemented. And of course, having some data and temperature information is the best way to make that determination.
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