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Revo Releases Spring Upgrade Kit for Mk7 Golf and GTI

Enhances cornering, reduces understeer & improves braking

OVERVIEW

OEM manufacturers design their suspension to serve a broad spectrum of drivers. Because of having to tune for the masses, they leave plenty of room for improvement in handling and responsiveness. Revo has worked alongside Eibach to develop a Spring which offers enhanced cornering capability while maintaining OEM-like ride quality.

The Revo Spring Upgrade is made from the same materials used in Formula1. Each spring is pre-stressed, epoxy coated and tested to exacting standards. This build process ensures each spring has a long life, intense corrosion resistance and performance. Testing took place at Eibach’s industry leading facility in Germany along with rigorous track and road testing at Revo’s Summit Point Motorsports Park based headquarters for the Americas and their Bruntingthorpe Proving Ground facility and UK Headquarters.

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This upgrade provides more confidence through the corners and minimizes the understeer usually experienced from hard driving on standard OE suspension. The car sits noticeably lower with a drop of 25-30mm front & 15-20mm rear, giving a more aggressive stance and lower center of gravity along with a firmer but very comfortable ride.

Revo Vehicle Fitment Chart

BENEFITS

  • Enhanced cornering ability
  • Increased braking performance
  • Industry leading quality
  • Reduced understeer
  • 25-30mm front lowering
  • 15-20mm rear lowering

To find a Revo Authorized Dealer near you, click here.

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