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Recently updated on March 23, 2021 at 06:04 am
After the guys from APR LLC (APR performance) already with crazy projects like one 761HP Audi RS7 or the VW Scirocco GT2 Project Car have shown that the VAG Group is particularly important to them, there was now brief information for the upcoming SEMA car show, APR would like to present there a clearly modified VW Golf R which is supposed to perform the ultimate 536 PS. The vehicle is called, as far as we know, RLMS VW Golf R and should probably be one of the highlights of the auto show. The Wolfsburg retains the 2.0-liter four-cylinder whose factory-made turbocharger has flown out and has been replaced by the APR 3 + turbocharger kit.
Body kit & 536 PS 2.0-liter four-cylinder Stage 3
There are two-piece alloy wheels with Toyo tires, with a high probability of a comprehensive carbon BodyKit in racing style and a racing-oriented interior. There is a racing seat with OMP racing belt, a roll cage and a fire extinguisher. ATTENTION: Most of the current information corresponds to a glance in the glass ball and must (apart from the increase in performance) are not necessarily correct. If we receive timely reliable information there is of course an update for this report. You will be informed if yours is just ours Feed subscribe to. Have fun watching the pictures and stay true to us!
(Photos: APR LLC)
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