Mitsubishi MAGNA 2002-2004 — Coilovers

The 2002-2004 Mitsubishi Magna left the factory tuned for motorway comfort, not corner speed. Its tall, soft-sprung setup carries a lot of weight over the front axle, and the result is the familiar Magna trait: marked nose dive under braking, lazy turn-in, and body roll that washes into understeer the moment you load the front tyres. The XYZ Racing coilover range for the Magna exists to take that slack out of the chassis.

This is a full ride-height-and-damping replacement rather than a lowering-spring bodge, so you set the car’s stance and its body control as one package. With eight series in the range – from the road-focused Street Advanced and Super Sport through to Circuit Master, Racing Spec and the Tarmac and Gravel Rally builds – you pick the kit that matches how the Magna actually gets used.

What these coilovers do for your 2002-2004 Mitsubishi Magna

Height-adjustable bodies let you drop the Magna’s tall factory ride height and reset the front-to-rear rake, which sharpens turn-in and cuts the wallow this generation is known for. Firmer, matched spring and damper rates stop the heavy nose diving under braking, so the front tyres stay loaded and predictable when you trail the brakes into a corner. On the damping-adjustable series you can run a softer setting for the daily commute and wind in more control for a B-road run or a track session. The net effect is a Magna that sits flatter, steers with more intent, and stops feeling like a big car the instant the road turns.

About the coilover range

Each kit in the XYZ Racing Magna range is a true coilover – a coil spring and damper built into one height-adjustable strut body – not a spring dropped onto the standard shock. That construction is what lets you set corner height independently of spring preload while keeping damping matched to the rates. The series differ by intent: Street Advanced and Super Sport bias ride quality for fast-road use, Top Sport and Circuit Master add the body control wanted for track days, Racing Spec is the hardest circuit tune, Drift Spec targets angle and lock, and the Tarmac Rally and Gravel Rally kits are sprung and valved for stage surfaces. Whichever you choose, the goal is the same: a coordinated suspension package for the Magna rather than a compromise of mismatched parts.

Fitment for the Mitsubishi Magna (2002-2004)

This range is built for the Mitsubishi Magna, chassis code MT32, covering the 2002 to 2004 model years. Before configuring, confirm your car’s exact build year and variant so the strut and mount details match – the correct kit depends on getting that fitment right.

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Pick the series that suits how you drive your Magna and configure yours below.