The seventh generation of the Volkswagen Golf has received a moderate makeover from the engineers at Ingo Noak Tuning. They took the five-door hatchback equipped with the 1.4-liter TSI 4-cylinder gasoline engine and bumped its output from the series 140 bhp and 250 Nm to 179 bhp and 315 Nm by installing a power boost module developed by RaceChip Ultimate. Aside from infusing more powerful in the very popular German hatchback, the tuners also installed a KW Inox Line variation 1 coilover kit which as you can see has brought the vehicle closer to the ground.
Other notable changes would have to be the lighter 20-inch alloy wheels wrapped around in 235/30 R20 tires, along with a roof-mounted spoiler and centrally-positioned dual exhaust arrangement. There’s also a different front spoiler, updated side skirts and a tweaked rear apron.
Source: Ingo Noak Tuning
