ECS Tuning Releases Hatch Pop Kit for Mk7 Golf

Introducing the ECS Tuning in-house engineered MK7 Golf Hatch Pop Kit! Designed specifically for all season operation, this kit stands apart from anyone else’s in its easy operation and broad temperature functionality.

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Made with custom-engineered hatch struts to strict specifications and manufactured in the U.S.A. by an OEM strut supplier, this is simply the best in terms of quality and day-to-day usage.

ECS put this through rigorous testing in long term operation and extreme low temperatures. Through several design iterations and proven tested, they perfected the strut’s design to their strict operation requirements.

Tested overnight in a freezer at 13° Fahrenheit and proven effective in Northeast Ohio winters, this is the ultimate All Season Hatch Pop Kit.

Designed and manufactured right here in the U.S.A. and shipped for free* to your doorstep! You can expect the absolute best performance and longevity with this superior Hatch Pop Kit from ECS Tuning!

No frills, no black magic, just simple engineering.

ECS Part Number:
ES2972830

Applications:
VW MK7 Golf/GTI/R (2015+)

To view installation instructions please click Here.

About ECS Tuning
Specializing in OEM and aftermarket replacement parts and accessories, ECS deftly balances the global concerns of a worldwide industry leader with the accessibility and commitment to accountability typically characteristic of smaller companies. ECS Tuning provides its customers with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee return policy for all qualifying new and unused products.

* Free shipping applies to the contiguous 48 United States.
Introducing the ECS Tuning in-house engineered MK7 Golf Hatch Pop Kit! Designed specifically for all season operation, this kit stands apart from anyone else’s in its easy operation and broad temperature functionality.

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