XYZ Racing Circuit Master Coilovers — BMW 3 SERIES F80 M3 (Cancellation Kit for Electronic Damping) 2014-2018

The F80 M3’s standard EDC (Electronic Damping Control) was always the compromise on this car – a clever piece of kit for the road, but a blunt instrument once the S55 is on song and the chassis is loaded up at Druids or Paddock Hill. Strip it out, fit a proper mechanical coilover, and the F80 finally behaves the way the rest of the package promises: a 425bhp twin-turbo straight-six with an active diff that deserves a damper it can lean on.

The Circuit Master is XYZ Racing’s outright circuit weapon, and the cancellation kit version of this BM103-C application is specifically built to retire the F80’s EDC module without throwing fault codes at the dash. For owners running a 2014-2018 F80 M3 on track days, sprint series, or club-level circuit work, this is the spec that XYZ positions above its Top Sport and Super Sport ranges.

What this coilover does for your 2014-2018 Bmw 3 Series F80 M3 (cancellation Kit For Electronic Damping)

Fitted to the F80, the Circuit Master gives you a chassis that finally rotates on the way into the apex instead of running wide on a soft outside damper. The 9720 individual damping combinations sound like marketing maths, but in practice it means you can separate low-speed compression from high-speed compression and rebound, so the kerbs at the Esses don’t unsettle the rear, while the front still has the bite to carry mid-corner speed. Body control under hard braking from triple figures is where the standard EDC car wallows; the Circuit Master holds the nose flat, keeps weight on the inside-front, and lets the carbon-ceramic or steel brake setup actually do its job. Ride height adjustment lets you address the F80’s slightly tall factory stance, and the cancellation kit means no warning lights, no limp-mode oddities, no fight with the iDrive.

About the Circuit Master coilover

The Circuit Master sits at the top of XYZ Racing’s competitive ladder, alongside its Racing Spec, Drift Spec, and Tarmac Rally siblings. It has been developed and tested by XYZ racing teams at international circuits over a long product cycle, and the headline figure is the 9720 individual adjustment combinations delivered through three separate knobs – independent low-speed compression, high-speed compression, and rebound. The trade-off XYZ are honest about: the three-knob valving uses small oil passages, so over sharp road imperfections you may hear faint hydraulic noise as oil moves through the restrictor. That is by design. This is not a fast-road coilover with track pretensions; it is a circuit damper that has been engineered for clean tarmac, repeated heat cycles, and the kind of sustained lap-time work where the standard EDC unit would have long since given up consistency.

Fitment for the Bmw 3 Series F80 M3 (cancellation Kit For Electronic Damping) (2014-2018)

This is the BM103-C application, covering the F80 M3 saloon from 2014 through 2018, and is the cancellation-kit variant – meaning the harness adapter to suppress the factory EDC dash warning is part of the package. Confirm your build year falls inside the 2014-2018 range before configuring.

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Pick your spring rates, ride-height target, and damping preset in the configurator below.