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AWE Tuning Releases Anticipated Volkswagen Mk7 Golf R Exhaust Suite

AWE Tuning has announced their Volkswagen Golf R Exhaust Suite. The product line will launch featuring two exhaust editions, and two downpipe versions. Each product, as well as combinations will feature AWE Tuning’s industry leading No Check Engine Light Guarantee, Fitment Guarantee and lifetime warranties. The product suite contains 26 variations, which encompasses value-packages of exhausts and downpipes.

“The R has always been one of our favorite platforms. The AWE Tuning Exhaust Suite for the Golf R not only gives owners a more aggressive sound, but throws down an impressive 17 hp and 23 ft-lbs of torque at the crank. The full turbo back is the package that will turn the most heads, and it’s a killer,” stated AWE Tuning VP of Marketing, Jesse Kramer.

Highlights of the AWE Tuning Volkswagen Golf R Exhaust Suite:

  • SwitchPath™ Exhaust technology offers the perfect combination of well behaved and disobedient tones, all in one system
  • Available as the valved SwitchPath™ Exhaust or the lower priced Track Edition
  • Engineered, designed, and manufactured in-house at AWE Tuning
  • 200 Cell High Flow EURO 6 HJS Catalyst
  • 3” CNC mandrel bent system
  • Performance Downpipe available as Resonated or Non-Resonated
  • Max gains of 17 hp and 23 ft-lbs of torque at the crank
  • Available with 90mm or 102mm double walled adjustable tips, in Chrome Silver or Diamond Black
  • Hand crafted from T304 stainless steel
  • No Check Engine Light – Guaranteed
  • Perfect Fitment – Guaranteed
  • Featuring the AWE Tuning Lifetime Exhaust Warranty

More information, purchases, performance specifications, and pricing can be found on AWE Tuning’s website on the AWE Tuning Volkswagen Golf R Exhaust Suite web page, by calling AWE Tuning directly at 888.565.2257, or by emailing one of AWE Tuning’s Volkswagen Performance Specialists at performance@AWE-Tuning.com.

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