XYZ Racing Racing Spec Coilovers — Nissan FAIRLADY Z RZ34 (Modified Rear Integrated) 2022-2026

The RZ34 Fairlady Z carries its twin-turbo VR30DDTT V6 low and set well back in the engine bay, and on the standard dampers that torque delivery loads the rear multi-link hard enough to unsettle the axle on full-throttle corner exits. XYZ Racing’s Racing Spec coilover is built for drivers pushing this chassis at genuine circuit pace, where the factory rear geometry needs a shock absorber that can keep the contact patch loaded through repeated hard cycles rather than one tuned for ride comfort.

This is the track end of the XYZ Racing coilover range for the Fairlady Z, aimed at serious track and time-attack use rather than a fast-road daily. The rear-shock mounting on this kit is built to the modified integrated specification the RZ34 requires, so the geometry stays correct rather than being adapted from a generic multi-link fitment.

What this coilover brings to your 2022-2026 Nissan Fairlady Z

Stiffer, race-derived spring and damping rates cut the body roll that the standard RZ34 suspension allows under lateral load, which keeps the twin-turbo V6’s power going into forward drive instead of chassis movement. Ride height is fully adjustable front and rear, so you can drop the centre of gravity and correct the geometry changes that come with a lower stance, rather than just lowering the car and living with the compromises. On a heavy-braking circuit the firmer platform reduces the pitch that unsettles turn-in, giving the front axle a more consistent load as you get back on the throttle. Because the damper is developed for repeated hard laps rather than a single hot lap, the characteristics that work on lap one are still there deep into a track session.

About the Racing Spec coilover

Racing Spec is XYZ Racing’s dedicated circuit damper, and the valving on this unit isn’t a lab guess: the settings come directly out of the marque’s participation in international touring car racing, including WTCC-level competition, so the compression and rebound curves reflect what actually holds up under race conditions rather than a showroom test. For cars carrying more aggressive upgrades, such as factory-built racing cars or A-class competition machines, XYZ Racing can also build a fully custom shock absorber around the specific parts on your car and the circuit you intend to run, rather than supplying a fixed off-the-shelf valving. That bespoke route sits alongside the standard Racing Spec build, and it’s worth flagging when you’re speccing a heavily modified RZ34 rather than a lightly upgraded track car. Construction and adjustment are aimed squarely at drivers who already know their setup and want a damper that won’t fade in character over a full day of sessions.

Fitment for the Nissan Fairlady Z (2022-2026)

Built for the RZ34-generation Fairlady Z, chassis code NI72, covering the 2022 to 2026 model years. This kit uses the modified rear-integrated shock mount specification for this platform, so the rear geometry matches the factory multi-link layout rather than being retrofitted from a different chassis.

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Speccing a Racing Spec build for your RZ34 comes down to how hard you intend to run it – configure yours below to set the spec for your car.