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What does the KDSS dynamic suspension system mean?

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MasonFitz

07/24/25 7:27am

KDSS dynamic suspension system means: KDSS is the English abbreviation for Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System, which translates to "Dynamic Suspension System" in Chinese. This system combines two opposing performance characteristics: 1. During off-road driving, it allows the suspension to extend freely, ensuring sufficient wheel travel for tire ground contact, improving stability and off-road capability; 2. During highway driving, it suppresses suspension extension, with the stabilizer bar twisting to counteract steering tilt, enhancing handling and comfort. In normal mode, KDSS operates as follows: when the vehicle is in a turning state, the outer suspension of both front and rear wheels is compressed, while the inner suspension is extended. This causes the stabilizer bar to twist, resisting body roll, with no fluid flow between the two hydraulic pumps connected by two pipelines, functioning like a conventional suspension but effectively improving anti-roll capability.

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SanTravis

08/11/25 3:12am

KDSS stands for Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System, which sounds complicated but is actually quite intuitive. I've driven off-road vehicles with this system for several years. It allows the suspension to be softer on regular roads, making the ride more comfortable. When entering curves or bumpy sections, it automatically stiffens, reducing body sway and boosting driving confidence. Commonly found in Toyota and Lexus vehicles, it uses hydraulic valves to control the connection between left and right wheels, helping minimize body roll. On highways, when you turn the steering wheel, the car remains stable without that dangerous fishtailing sensation. It's hassle-free for daily use, but don't neglect maintenance—regularly check fluid levels since hydraulic components require upkeep. Overall, this system enhances both driving safety and comfort, making it a worthwhile investment.

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