This is the BC Racing Coilovers Nissan Ariya AWD kit, built to the standard strut and shock dimensions so it bolts straight to the factory mounting points. Chassis code SNFE0. Fits 22+ cars. Default spring rates are front 6 kg/mm / rear 9 kg/mm.
Ride height is set on the lower bracket rather than by compressing the spring. That keeps spring preload and ride height as two separate adjustments, which is the main practical reason people move off budget coilovers.
BC Racing Coilovers Nissan Ariya AWD specification
| Vehicle | Nissan Ariya AWD (22+) |
|---|---|
| Chassis code | SNFE0 |
| Manufacturer | Nissan |
| Brand | BC Racing |
| Default spring rates | Front: 6 kg/mm / Rear: 9 kg/mm |
| SKU | BCR-D-146 |
Available kit configurations
Each configuration is the same damper and spring package with a different top mount arrangement. The kit code is the BC Racing part number for that build.
| Configuration | Kit code | Top mount |
|---|---|---|
| BR Series โ RS: Rubber top mounts | D-146-BR-RS | rubber top mounts front and rear |
Which series for the Nissan Ariya AWD?
- BR Series gives you 30-way rebound adjustment and full height adjustment independent of spring preload.
Spring rates and what is in the box
This kit ships at 6 kg/mm front and 9 kg/mm rear. The stiffer rear is normal on this layout and helps the car rotate on turn-in instead of pushing wide. Rates are chosen by BC Racing per application, so they suit a fast road and occasional track car as supplied. If the car is built for something more specific, a track weapon or a car carrying a lot of aero, the rates can be changed without replacing the dampers.
The kit covers all four corners and includes the dampers, springs, lower brackets, locking collars and the adjuster spanners. Top mounts depend on the configuration you pick from the table above. Anything that is worn on the car already, drop links, bushes, top mount bearings, is worth checking while the suspension is apart.
Fitting and setting up BC Racing Coilovers Nissan Ariya AWD
Set the height first, settle the suspension by rolling the car, measure, then adjust. Only book the alignment once the ride height is final, because camber and toe both move as the car comes down.
Middle of the range is the sensible starting point. Move a few clicks at a time and keep notes, because chasing damping settings from memory rarely ends well.
The dampers are rebuildable. When they eventually need attention they can be stripped and revalved instead of binned, and spring rates can be changed later without replacing the whole kit.
Worth reading if you are new to this: how a coilover works and why height and preload are separate adjustments.
BC Racing Coilovers Nissan Ariya AWD questions
Will BC Racing Coilovers Nissan Ariya AWD fit without modification?
The kit is cut to the Nissan Ariya AWD damper and strut dimensions and uses the standard mounting points on the SNFE0 chassis. No cutting or welding is needed for a standard car.
How low will the Nissan Ariya AWD go on these?
Height is adjustable across the full range of the lower bracket. How low you can usefully run depends on your wheel and tyre size and how the car is used, so set it to suit how the car is actually used.
What spring rates do BC Racing Coilovers Nissan Ariya AWD come with?
Front: 6 kg/mm / Rear: 9 kg/mm as standard. The springs are a standard ID, so rates can be changed later without replacing the dampers.
Do I need an alignment afterwards?
Yes. Camber and toe both move as the car comes down, so book the alignment once the ride height is set and the suspension has settled.
Are these road legal?
Adjustable suspension is legal for road use in the UK. Keep the ride height sensible, make sure nothing fouls at full lock or full compression, and tell your insurer the car has been modified.
If you are not sure which configuration suits your car, send us the registration and what the car is used for and we will confirm the right BC Racing Coilovers Nissan Ariya AWD spec before you order.
More from this range: BC Racing coilovers. Other Nissan kits: Nissan Fairlady Z (Rear Integrated) (RWD), Nissan Serena AWD, Nissan Juke (FWD).

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