APR Volkswagen Golf R & GTI

• Intakes & induction: open and carbon fibre intake systems, turbo inlet pipes, intake port covers, replacement filters and coolant hoses.
• Charge pipes & boost plumbing: turbo outlet hoses, throttle body pipes, intercooler hoses and full charge pipe systems.
• Exhaust: cat-back systems, front muffler conversion kits and exhaust valve remotes.
• Braking: Advanced Street brake pads, braided stainless steel brake lines and 6-piston big brake kits.
• Suspension & chassis: Roll-Control lowering springs, sway bars, end links, coilover systems and DCC control unit upgrades.
• Cooling, fuelling & engine: intercooler systems, catch can kits, port injection systems and carbon fibre engine covers.
• Styling: carbon fibre front lips, side skirts, rear diffusers and steering wheels.

Volkswagen Golf GTI and Golf R fitment is usually identified by generation and chassis code. Common identifiers in these listings include Mk5, Mk6, Mk7 and Mk7.5 (5G) and Mk8 (CD), along with engine families such as EA888.1, EA888.3 and EA888.4 (2.0T). Many parts are shared with the related Audi A3/S3 (8V/8Y) platform, which is why those models often appear in the same title.

Check your build year, transmission (for example DQ250, DQ381 or DQ500 references), and whether your car is front-wheel drive (GTI) or all-wheel drive (Golf R), as brake, drivetrain and mounting parts can differ. Universal items such as wheel spacers, lug bolts and exhaust hardware are sized by specification rather than model.

Most items in this collection are designed as direct-replacement or bolt-on upgrades, but many require vehicle raising, removal of underbody trays, bumper or intake disassembly, or brake system bleeding. Installation by a qualified professional workshop is recommended, and some components may require ECU calibration to operate as intended.

Typical requirements include a vehicle hoist or jack and stands, metric sockets and Torx tools, a torque wrench, and fresh brake fluid or fluids where applicable. Always follow the manufacturer's supplied instructions and torque specifications.

Will GTI parts fit a Golf R? Not always. Some parts are shared, while brake, drivetrain and exhaust components often differ between GTI and Golf R. Check the model and chassis code listed in the product title.

Do I need a tune with these parts? Some hardware, such as turbocharger and fuelling upgrades, is intended to be used with matching software. Intake, exhaust and suspension items are generally standalone, but refer to the product details.

How do I confirm my chassis code? Your VIN and build plate identify the generation and model variant. If you are unsure, contact us with your VIN before ordering.