My newest addition to the family, The mk7 Golf R. This vehicle will be replacing the 13 Focus ST I used to develop parts for GarageLine. Not much has been decided about what is going to happen with the car yet. But for now it is here and the plan is to enjoy it thoroughly. […]
Read More →What is it? GarageLine Introduces the 2015 – 2016 Mustang Accelerator Pedal Mount. The Accelerator Pedal Mount (M15-APM) is designed to solve a common problem with the Ford Mustang Accelerator Pedal. Where does it go? The M15-APM mounts to the bottom of your Accelerator Pedal. A Sturdy CNC Billet Aluminum Part made to give you a […]
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GarageLine introduces the new Focus ST APM Version 3 for the 2013-2016 Focus ST. The FST-APM Version 3 features a 38mm height that will put the accelerator pedal position in a more natural location for daily and high performance driving. The Focus ST APM Version 3 will also feature more lateral […]
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GarageLine now offers wheels spacers for the 2015 Mustang GT. We currently have 1 inch spacers that fit great with the Performance Package wheel. 100% bolt on and no rubbing. http://www.garageline.com/ford/312-2015-mustang-gt-wheel-spacers-package.html
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We now offer wheel spacers for the 2002-2016 WRX & STI. 5mm, 10mm, 15mm, 20mm & 25mm! Studs Included – All in stock ready to ship!
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Car: 2013 Focus ST Mods: LTR7IX-11 Plugs, Proto Catless Turboback Exhaust, Proto Intake, Proto FMIC, TurboXS RFL Blow off valve, GTX2867R Boost Pressure: 18.5 psi max AFR Target: 11.8 AFR Clutch let got as soon as i tried to turn up the boost a bit.
Read More →GarageLine is proud to finally release Subaru Wheel Spacers. The newest fitment release is the 2015 WRX & 2015 STI. We will offer to 15mm, 20mm and 25mm spacers to fit the new platform. We are recommending 15mm front and 20mm rear to give you a flush fitment to your fender without going too aggressive. […]
Read More →First batch of test spacers arrived back from the Anodizer. 20mm Front & 25mm Rear – Aggressive fitment but it works! Lowering Springs or Coilovers next!
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