Ingo Noak, a new German tuning house, revealed today a new styling package for the seventh generation of the Volkswagen Golf. Ingo Noak's body kit for the Volkswagen Golf VII includes a new front bumper and splitter, side skirts, a modified rear bumper with an integrated diffuser and headlight lids. There's also a rear foo spoiler. Ingo Noak's VW Golf VII is also equipped with a bespoke sport exhaust system, similar to the one of the Golf R, that features two central Titanium tail pipes measuring thee inches in diameter each. The Ingo Noak Volkswagen Golf VII sits on a set of 20-inch five-spoke light alloy wheel developed by Schmidt, which are finished in black. Ingo Noak equips their Golf 7 with a KW Inox Line variation 1 coilover kit that also lowers the ride height of the popular hatchback.
Thanks to a remapped ECU developed by RaceChip, the 1.4 TSI version of the Ingo Noak Golf VII develops 179 hp and 315 Nm of torque, which is 39 hp and 65 Nm of torque more than VW's factory version of the hatch. Ingo Noak is going to announce the price of their new mods for the Golf 7 at a later date.
