XYZ Racing Street Advanced Coilovers — Ktm X-BOW RR SPEC 2012-2026

The KTM X-BOW’s carbon-fibre monocoque and sub-800kg kerb weight rewrite the rules a coilover has to play by. With so little sprung mass to settle, damping precision rather than spring brute force decides how the car copes with a mid-corner ridge or a kerb strike. The XYZ Racing Street Advanced coilover for the KTM X-BOW RR SPEC (2012-2026) is built for owners who use this mid-engined, turbocharged track tool on the road one weekend and a circuit the next.

It is the road-and-trackday member of the XYZ range: one setup you drive to the paddock, lower a touch, and drive home on. The Street Advanced name signals the brief – composed road manners with enough damping range to firm up for a session without a full corner-weight rebuild.

What this coilover does for your 2012-2026 Ktm X-BOW RR SPEC

On a car this light, you feel suspension changes immediately, and the Street Advanced gives you 720-way damping adjustment to work with. Wind the adjusters toward the soft end and the X-BOW stays compliant over broken B-road surfaces, keeping the contact patch loaded where an over-stiff setup would skip and bounce. Firm them up for a trackday and body movements tighten, turn-in sharpens, and the nose stops floating under heavy braking into a slow corner. Ride-height adjustment lets you set rake to suit each venue. For a KTM X-BOW RR SPEC used across road and circuit, that breadth means one set of coilovers covers both jobs instead of a compromise that does neither well.

About the Street Advanced coilover

XYZ Racing’s professional team developed the Street Advanced over several years, refining it through international race use before it reached production. It is the most popular kit in the XYZ range, and the brief is deliberately broad: normal road driving and trackday use from the same hardware. The headline figure is 720-way damping adjustment, a span wide enough to move from a settled road tune to a firmer circuit setting without swapping parts. Ride height is adjustable so you can set stance and rake to suit the car and the venue. XYZ pitches the Street Advanced at drivers chasing speed and control rather than outright comfort, and on a stripped-back machine like the X-BOW that leaning suits the car’s intent – this is core equipment for getting more out of the chassis, not a soft cruiser. For an owner who wants genuine adjustability without committing to a race-only damper, it is the sensible place to start.

Fitment for the Ktm X-BOW RR SPEC (2012-2026)

This kit is cut for the KTM X-BOW RR SPEC, chassis code KT02, covering the 2012 to 2026 model span. Confirm your car carries the KT02 chassis code and the RR SPEC designation, and that its year falls within that range, before configuring. Fitment is specific to this chassis, so check it against your own build if you are unsure.

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Set your damping and ride height to match how you actually use the car, then configure your XYZ Racing Street Advanced coilover for the KTM X-BOW RR SPEC below.