XYZ Racing Super Sport Coilovers — Hyundai ELANTRA (NON SPORT) 2015-2026

The Elantra AD and CN7’s MacPherson-front, torsion-beam-rear setup was tuned in Namyang for compliance, not cornering load – which is exactly why the chassis responds so well to a properly damped coilover. Drop the ride height, sharpen the front-end bite, and the non-Sport Elantra finally turns in like the car its silhouette suggests.

The XYZ Racing Super Sport coilover is built around that brief. It’s the fast-road-plus-occasional-trackday spec in the XYZ range – height-adjustable, 36-way damping, and compliant enough that you can drive it to work on Monday after a Saturday at Cadwell.

What this coilover does for your 2015-2026 Hyundai Elantra (NON Sport)

The 36-way damping adjustment is the headline feature, and on the Elantra it earns its keep. Soften it off for the daily commute and the long-travel monotube absorbs the kind of expansion-joint hits that ruin a stock car’s secondary ride. Wind it firmer for a B-road and the front axle stops washing wide on turn-in, with the rear torsion beam following the front instead of skating behind it.

Ride-height adjustment lets you bring the arch gap down to something proportional – the non-Sport Elantra sits tall from the factory – without losing the bump travel that keeps the inside front tyre planted mid-corner. Brake-into-corner stability improves noticeably because the nose no longer dives onto the bumpstops under hard pedal pressure. The result is a car that feels like it was finished properly.

About the Super Sport coilover

XYZ’s Super Sport sits in the middle of the range and is engineered specifically for owners who want one coilover that covers both jobs – daily driver Monday to Friday, weekend B-road or trackday Saturday. The 36-way damping knob runs from a setting compliant enough for the worst of British road surface to a firm-end setting that controls body movement under sustained cornering load.

Construction is full-monotube with a large-bore piston, which is what gives the damper the headroom to handle repeated heat cycling on track without fading. The shock body is height-adjustable independently of the spring perch, so corner-weighting and ride-height can be set separately – useful on a torsion-beam car where you want to keep the rear travel honest. XYZ describe the Super Sport as having "eliminated discomfort resulted from bumps or rough roads", and on UK tarmac that compliance is the difference between a coilover you live with and one you tolerate.

Fitment for the Hyundai Elantra (2015-2026)

This coilover is built specifically for the non-Sport Elantra (chassis code HY30), covering the AD and CN7 model years from 2015 through 2026. The non-Sport designation matters – the fitment, spring rates, and damping curve are tuned for the standard suspension geometry, not the stiffer Sport / N-Line variant.

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Pick your spring rate and finalise the spec for your Elantra in the configurator below.