XYZ Racing Circuit Master Coilovers — Ferrari F8 (without hydraulic lift system) 2020-2026

The F8 Tributo arrived with a chassis that already shrugs off most of what a road driver can throw at it – the twin-turbo F154 V8 throwing 710PS through a transaxle layout that Ferrari spent two decades refining. But the factory magnetorheological damping is tuned for a broad envelope, and on a circuit where you are running the same corner thirty times in an afternoon, that envelope starts to feel like compromise. Brake heat soaks into the dampers, ride height creeps, and the car begins to wallow at the apex.

The XYZ Racing Circuit Master is built for that specific job. It is the top of XYZ’s competition ladder, the same hardware deployed under Racing Spec, Drift Spec, and Tarmac Rally cars in international series, and the only Circuit Master fitment listed for the F8 chassis code FE11 between 2020 and 2026 covers cars supplied without the optional hydraulic front-axle lift system.

What this coilover does for your 2020-2026 Ferrari F8

Three independent adjustment knobs give you 9,720 distinct damping permutations, which is the kind of resolution you need when you are trying to balance a 710PS mid-engined car against changing track temperature and tyre degradation across a race weekend. Lowering the F8 onto stiffer rates and a fixed rebound platform tightens the front-end response off-throttle and pulls the centre of gravity down toward the rear-biased weight distribution the car already favours. Turn-in sharpens. The rear stops squatting under power application out of slow corners, so you can get back on the throttle earlier without the rear axle pushing wide. Bump and rebound separation means you can stiffen low-speed compression for body control without losing the high-speed compliance that keeps the tyre loaded over kerbs.

About the Circuit Master coilover

The Circuit Master is XYZ Racing’s flagship competition damper, developed and validated through their factory race teams on circuits worldwide. The 9,720-way adjustment matrix is split across three knobs – bump, rebound, and a third axis that lets you tune high and low-speed damping independently rather than as a fixed ratio. Construction is a competition-spec monotube with small-orifice valving, which is the reason this damper holds linear response across sustained heat cycles. One thing worth knowing: the small oil passages that give the Circuit Master its sharpness can produce a faint hydraulic noise over large impacts. That is the valving working as designed, and on a circuit surface it is a non-issue – this is a damper built for smooth tarmac and aggressive use, not for B-road potholes.

Fitment for the Ferrari F8 (2020-2026)

Listed for chassis code FE11, model years 2020 through 2026, on F8 variants supplied without the factory hydraulic lift system. If your car has the optional nose-lift hardware, that is a different part number – check the front strut for the lift actuator before ordering.

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The Circuit Master is the right answer when you have moved past road-and-occasional-track and are running the F8 in a dedicated circuit programme. Configure the spring rates and ride height for your car below.