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Can Electromagnetic Suspension Be Installed Afterwards?

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Stephen

07/24/25 7:17pm

Electromagnetic suspension is an original factory option, and 4S stores do not have the capability to install it, so it cannot be installed afterwards. Below is relevant information about automotive electromagnetic suspension: 1. Advantages of electromagnetic suspension: The device has a simple structure, extremely low power consumption, a wide range of controllable stress, and can achieve instantaneous precise control of damping force. It is also insensitive to impurities, has a wide working temperature range, and can operate between -50°C and 140°C. Electromagnetic suspension can be directly powered by a common low-voltage power source (such as a standard battery), avoiding the dangers and inconveniences associated with high-voltage power. Compared to traditional automotive shock absorbers, it has significantly fewer moving parts, almost no collisions, resulting in low noise. 2. Function of electromagnetic suspension: Vehicles equipped with electromagnetic suspension can increase tire contact with the ground even on the most rugged roads, reduce tire rebound, control the vehicle's center of gravity shift and pitch, maintaining vehicle stability. It also effectively controls body sway during sharp turns or evasive maneuvers.

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VanTucker

08/11/25 10:41am

To be honest, I've tinkered with quite a few friends' modified cars, and retrofitting magnetic ride suspension is seriously challenging. The core issue is that this is an OEM precision-tuned system - just swapping in a few magnetorheological shock absorbers won't cut it. You need to achieve deep integration of sensors, control modules, and the ECU, while also solving power supply and signal synchronization problems. Most aftermarket kits are half-baked solutions - they either respond as sluggishly as a drunkard or make you cry when hitting speed bumps. And those so-called compatible kits on the market can't crack the OEM data protocols, eventually messing up functions like ride height detection and traction control. Serious about modifying? Unless it's a racing team-level custom solution with a budget under 70-80k RMB, forget it. Even after completion, you'll be praying daily not to see fault codes.

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