Connecting dual Thomas Compressors...

[RailinChevy]

I am wanting to connect 2 Thomas compressors on my air ride system. Question is, One compressor is a Thomas317 150psi and the other is a Thomas315 130psi compressor. What's the best way to connect them without any problems. Would I need one or 2 pressure sensors becuase of the psi difference?

[BigChevMan]

sell both of them and get the engine driven compressor from airlift. That's your best bet....or sell them and get a viar 450.

If you really want to have two different compressors I'd run them both at 130 and you won't have to worry about them crapping out on you

[Mark]

What about running the 317 for the front bags and the 315 for the rear? Right now he has a total of 5 gallons of air storage. Thinking about getting another air tank, would that be better?

[IRSd_mini]

If you are going to run them both, I'd run them both to 150. My reasoning is that if you don't use your bags a lot, the little comp will last a long time. If you do run them a lot, you won't be happy with the 315 anyway... So you might as blow it up now and buy something else :tongue:
Another option would be to run them at the different pressures. The 315 will just shut off sooner. If your worried about it, put a check valve in between it and the tank.

Larry