XYZ Racing Tarmac Rally Coilovers — BMW 4 SERIES F82 M4 (Modified Rear Integrated) (Cancellation Kit for Electronic Damping) 2014-2020

Sealed-stage tarmac rally throws the F82 M4 into terrain the S55’s factory settings were never tuned for: crested compressions, mid-corner chatter bumps, and braking zones that break traction the instant the rear steps out of line. XYZ Racing’s Tarmac Rally coilover is built specifically to keep the rear axle loaded and the tyre in contact with broken tarmac rather than skipping across it.

For an F82 M4 with the rear integrated modification and the cancellation kit for electronic damping, that means running fixed-rate damping in place of the factory EDC without triggering warning lights or losing the adjustment range a stage car needs between recce and the flying pass.

What this coilover does for your 2014-2020 BMW 4 Series F82 M4

Swap the M4’s adaptive dampers for XYZ’s Tarmac Rally spec and the change you feel first is body control over broken surfaces – the S55’s torque no longer unsettles the rear the moment the tarmac gets rough. Height-adjustable spring perches let you set stage-appropriate ride height without touching camber, useful on an F82 that sits nose-heavy under braking into hairpins. Damping calibrated for rally-speed compression events soaks up the big hits that would otherwise kick the rear wide, so the S55’s power stays usable out of tighter stages instead of spinning the inside wheel. Because the cancellation kit removes the factory EDC signal from the equation, the coilover’s own damping curve is what governs the car, not a dash warning fighting for authority over ride quality.

About the Tarmac Rally coilover

XYZ Racing developed the Tarmac Rally line specifically for surfaces that punish a circuit-tuned damper: broken asphalt, camber changes, and the kind of compression a closed public road throws up that a smooth circuit rarely does. The valving is set to soak up those uneven-surface hits and bigger jolts without transmitting shock straight through the chassis, which keeps the tyre loaded and gripping rather than skipping over the surface. That control is what XYZ frames as the difference between a car that stays composed through a stage and one that starts to feel unsettled the moment the road turns rough. The damping settings come directly from XYZ’s own tarmac rally programme rather than a generic road-going base, tuned around holding the car stable enough that the driver can commit to the next braking point instead of backing off for an unknown surface. On the F82 M4, that translates to fixed, rally-specific rates rather than the adaptive range the factory EDC offers, which is why the cancellation kit is paired with this build.

Fitment for the Bmw 4 Series F82 M4 (2014-2020)

Confirmed for the BMW 4 Series F82 M4, chassis code BM93-C, across the 2014 to 2020 production run. This spec is built for the rear integrated modification and includes the cancellation kit for electronic damping, so it replaces the factory EDC signal path rather than running alongside it – check both of those variant details against your car before ordering.

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Pick the Tarmac Rally spec built around the F82 M4’s rear integrated EDC cancellation kit and configure yours below.