What is the function of KDSS?

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LaArcher
07/30/25 6:05am
Kdss allows the suspension to extend during off-road driving, ensuring sufficient wheel travel for tire contact with the ground, thereby improving stability and passability. During highway driving, it suppresses suspension extension and twists the stabilizer bar to reduce steering tilt, enhancing handling and comfort. Information about KDSS is as follows: 1. Introduction: KDSS stands for Kinetic-Dynamic-Suspension-System, which translates to "Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System" in Chinese. 2. Structure: It is an electronically controlled kinetic dynamic suspension system. Both front and rear stabilizer bars have independent hydraulic cylinders for controlling vertical movement, connected by a hydraulic system. Each stabilizer bar's hydraulic cylinder is divided into upper and lower chambers, with the front upper and lower hydraulics connected to the rear upper and lower hydraulics via respective hydraulic pipelines. Each hydraulic pipeline contains an accumulator. KDSS controls each stabilizer bar in its optimal state by regulating a set of valves connected to the accumulators in the hydraulic pipelines.
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