What does PST mean in TECHNOLOGY

Performance Suspension Technology (PST) is an advanced suspension system designed to improve the ride, handling, and stability of a vehicle. PST systems feature adjustable suspension components such as shocks, springs, and dampers.

PST systems work by allowing the driver or mechanic to adjust various components of the car's suspension including its height, damping rates, spring tension and rebound rates. The changes made with the adjustments allow for improved performance on any terrain or driving condition.

Both professional racers and hobbyists alike can benefit from a PST system. Professional racers use them to fine tune their cars for maximum performance on certain tracks while hobbyists use them to increase the overall control they have over their vehicles during spirited drives.

The main disadvantage associated with PST systems is that they tend to be expensive compared to traditional spring & shock setups due to their high-performance components and design complexity. Additionally, modifications done incorrectly can compromise safety or result in damage or failure of components so it is important that only experienced mechanics perform adjustments on these systems.

Many aftermarket companies offer high-quality parts for installation into a variety of different models of vehicles. Additionally well known companies such as KW suspensions provide complete kits that come preassembled with all the necessary hardware for an easy installation process for those who want a full turnkey solution.