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New German Performance Announces Group Buy for SuperPro Golf R Rear Sway Bar

We are excited to announce we are partnering with SuperPro to offer Golf R owners a group buy on their solid 24mm, 2-position rear sway bar (p/n RC0052Rz-24)!

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SuperPro’s 24mm rear bar is a solid, 2-position adjustable bar. Manufactured in-house for a factory fit and effective adjustment points within reach of the OEM end links and common aftermarket options, the bar also features SuperPro’s 3 step corrosion abatement process; a zinc wash, epoxy coating and two-stage powder coat that not only keeps the bar looking new years down the road but maintains a smooth, strong finish to allow for proper, silent operation. This kit includes the 24mm adjustable sway bar, new mounting brackets, SuperPro® bushings, and Slippery Stuff® grease. The bar features a 3 year unlimited mileage warranty, the included bushings feature a lifetime warranty against defect, failure, and squeaking.

The ground rules:

  • The group buy pricing for each sway bar is $225USD shipped to all North American addresses. These will ship from SuperPro HQ in Australia and should arrive at your door within 5 days (a $60 shipping value)
  • Unlike other group buys, there is no minimum or maximum order threshold. Everyone that orders a sway bar will receive one.
  • There is NO waiting: Once your order is received, it is processed and your sway bar is shipped to you.*
  • The sale will end on December 21st.

On top of the group buy pricing, we also have special package pricing in place for those interested in other steering and suspension upgrades for your Golf R (front sway bars, control arms, engine and drive train mounts, etc.). For details, email mike@ngpracing.com.

*There is a finite number of sway bars in stock and we will continue to take orders even after the current stock is depleted. There will be a fulfillment delay on all bars ordered once the initial stock is exhausted.

Link to buy: SuperPro 24mm Adjustable Rear Swaybar

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