BDS Suspension Traditional steering stabilizers encounter increased pressure when turning in one direction, as the shaft occupies more space in the stabilizer body, displacing the oil. This leads to a steering force felt by the driver as the stabilizer

Traditional steering stabilizers encounter increased pressure when turning in one direction, as the shaft occupies more space in the stabilizer body, displacing the oil. This leads to a steering force felt by the driver as the stabilizer tries to return to its neutral state. Dual opposing stabilizers are often employed to counteract this unidirectional force, but this solution requires additional mounting hardware and space.

Based on FOX's original ATS stabilizer, the Performance Series 2.0 Stabilizer TS adopts a Through Shaft (TS) architecture, eliminating shaft fluid displacement throughout the stabilizer's entire travel in both directions. This design ensures neutral and consistent damping of unwanted steering feedback by eliminating fluid displacement. The result is unparalleled steering control at an incredible price point, provided by a single, bolt-on stabilizer.