wiring and plumbing diagram fro air ride
 

So I'm new to air ride and need some help. trying to get it straight everything that i will be needing to make my own set up.

What I want:
4 Bags (2 Front and 2 Back)
5 Gal Tank with 9 ports - http://www.avsontheweb.com/product.p...cat=328&page=1
(3 1/4” ports, 2 on the side & one on top)
(6 1/2" ports, 4 on the front & 2 on the side)
2 compressors - http://www.avsontheweb.com/product.p...cat=971&page=1
3 Electronic Switches
1 for front, 1 for back & 1 for both
Emergency Backup manual fill valve.

I know that I need all the air line, solenoids(valves), fittings, check valves, pressure switch(s), wiring, gauges, relays, fuses & ????

Please let me know what else I might need! Also Need help with the plumbing and wiring? Not sure what to do with the dumps, how that'll work into wiring I mean, I know what they are for.

Re: wiring and plumbing diagram fro air ride
 

What check valves? 8 one way valves or 4 two way or just a valve manifold block like accuair

Re: wiring and plumbing diagram fro air ride
 

See this is how uneducated i am with this lol i have no idea what you mean. Kinda thought about the manifold block from accuair but i don't like the push connectors, i like the idea of it being a sealed connection with compression fitting, maybe I could change them out with compression ones though? do you know what kind of switches I would need? haha dpdt? momentary top and bottom nd off in the center?

Re: wiring and plumbing diagram fro air ride
 

the push connectors will seal and hold better/longer than compression fittings.
you need two valves and a two way switch per bag. one to fill and one to dump.
personally I would stay away from a manifold with only one exhaust as the front will take less restriction than the rear to control dump.

Re: wiring and plumbing diagram fro air ride
 

Wow.. didn't think push fitting would be as good. But what about two way valves? Could I use just one one each bag if they were two way?