Precision Turbo Launches MK7 Golf Turbochargers With Up to 700 HP

Precision Turbo Stage 2 MK7 Golf turbocharger for Volkswagen and Audi MQB applications shown on a black background.

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Precision Turbo & Engine has introduced a new turbocharger lineup for Volkswagen MK7 Golf and MQB applications, with Stage 1 and Stage 2 options rated for up to 575 and 700 horsepower, respectively.

Both turbochargers use Precision’s Next Gen CEA compressor technology, a high-flow 56mm CEA turbine wheel, a water-cooled dual ceramic ball-bearing center cartridge, and an investment-cast HK30 stainless-steel turbine housing.

Precision Turbo Stage 1 MK7 Golf turbocharger kit with turbocharger, turbine housing, gaskets, clamps, hardware, and installation accessories.

The Stage 1 turbocharger is rated for up to 575 horsepower and uses a 50mm compressor wheel with a 50mm inducer and 69mm exducer. Its OEM-style VW IS20/IS38 housing and compressor cover allow it to serve as a direct drop-in replacement without adapters or modifications. Precision says the Stage 1 is compatible with OEM-style turbo inlets.

Precision Turbo Stage 2 MK7 Golf turbocharger shown in side profile for Volkswagen and Audi MQB applications.

For builds requiring more airflow, the Stage 2 increases output capability to 700 horsepower and uses a larger 56mm compressor wheel with a 56mm inducer and 76mm exducer. It also features a ported-shroud compressor cover with a 3.5-inch inlet and 1.8-inch outlet.

Both versions use the same 56mm CEA turbine wheel, measuring 65mm at the inducer and 56mm at the exducer. Installation accessories and a blow-off valve are included, while the wastegate actuator is sold separately.

Dynojet chart showing Precision Turbo MK7 Golf Stage 2 turbocharger test results with horsepower and torque curves.

Precision says customer field testing of both versions has been completed. The Stage 1 and Stage 2 MK7 Golf turbochargers carry a one-year warranty and are intended for off-road use only; they are not legal for use on public roads.

For more information, visit precisionturbo.com.