Subaru BRZ 2021-2026 — Coilovers

The second-generation BRZ earns its reputation on lift-off rotation, and the SU24 chassis rewards anyone willing to firm up the standard suspension that lets the body lean before the rear end takes a set. This is the full XYZ Racing coilover range for the 2021-2026 Subaru BRZ: height-adjustable kits that put the FA24 flat-four’s low centre of gravity to work instead of fighting soft factory springs and a slightly tall standard ride height.

The range covers how this car actually gets used. Street Advanced and Super Sport suit fast-road BRZs that still see daily miles; Top Sport and Circuit Master are aimed at track days; Racing Spec steps up for committed circuit work; Drift Spec is built for angle and lock; and Tarmac Rally, Gravel Rally and Pro Rally handle loose and broken surfaces. You choose the spec, then configure ride height and damping to match.

What this coilover system does for your 2021-2026 Subaru BRZ

Lowering the BRZ on adjustable spring perches drops the roll centre and trims the gap over the tyres, sharpening turn-in without killing the rear-drive playfulness owners buy this car for. Firmer, controlled damping settles the rear on corner exit so the 2.4-litre boxer’s 228bhp goes down cleanly rather than overworking a softly sprung axle. Reduced body roll means the chassis loads more progressively, so you can read the front end earlier and trust the rotation rather than catching it late. Independent ride-height adjustment also lets you set corner weights and recover camber on a car that responds sharply to alignment changes.

About the coilover range

Each XYZ Racing coilover replaces the BRZ’s factory strut and spring with a single threaded-body unit, combining a performance damper and a matched spring rate in one assembly. The threaded lower body sets ride height independently of spring preload, so you keep usable suspension travel instead of slamming the car onto its bump stops. Depending on the spec you choose, damping force is adjustable, letting you trim the balance between compliance on rough roads and tighter body control on circuit. Spring rates and valving are stepped across the range, from the more forgiving street-biased kits through to the stiffer circuit and competition specs. The rally-oriented options carry the travel and robustness that loose-surface use demands, while the Drift Spec prioritises the front-end response and rear control a sliding car needs.

Fitment for the Subaru BRZ (2021-2026)

These kits are built for the second-generation Subaru BRZ, chassis code SU24, covering the 2021 to 2026 model years and the platform it shares with the Toyota GR86. They fit the BRZ’s MacPherson-strut front and rear suspension as a direct replacement. Confirm your exact build year against the range above before configuring.

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Compare the specs, set your ride height and damping for how you drive, and configure your Subaru BRZ coilovers below.