New Canadian Company for Quality RX7 Manifolds and Downpipes
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More pictures for you guys! These manifolds are slowly making their way into amazing builds all around the world! Some cool stuff coming up soon, stay tuned.
Every flange is meticulously prepped for welding.
NSFW
A look at the entry ports.
Welding up a batch of CNC Ported T4 Flanges. (For the non-billet series)
Primary Welds
S366 with a 4" Stock Location downpipe mocked up.
Back Purging
Every flange is meticulously prepped for welding.
NSFW
A look at the entry ports.
Welding up a batch of CNC Ported T4 Flanges. (For the non-billet series)
Primary Welds
S366 with a 4" Stock Location downpipe mocked up.
Back Purging
#32
We're happy to announce that we're partnering with Aaron Parker and his team for this upcoming drift season!
We assembled Aaron a custom 321 Billet Series manifold with all the bells and whistles. Enjoy the photos! All up to date pricing and options are available on our website, Glease Manufacturing .
We assembled Aaron a custom 321 Billet Series manifold with all the bells and whistles. Enjoy the photos! All up to date pricing and options are available on our website, Glease Manufacturing .
#34
No help for 1st gen owners
Not much help for us 1st gen owners. Once again there's very limited options for us 1st gen owners out there. I've been searching for a number of upgrade items for my 1982 RX7 for quite a few years. It seems a lot of rotary owners love the 1st gen but the resources are dwindling quite rapidly. I would love to install lambo doors, add a Supercharger system to my 13B 6-street ported engine. Oh well. Can't complain about my baby. I've owned it since brand new, purchased it in October of 1982 and it' still running as smooth as silk.
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I came across your work on Instagram a while back and I must say it's absolutely incredible they're like works of art. I'll definitely be looking into getting my manifold and down pipe from you when I start my build, and if you do venture into v-mounts I'd be very interested in getting one. Kudos to you sir
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#37
Convict
+1 for Glease Man
I just received my Turbo kit
Good quality kit
Good Customer Service via email correspondence
I didn't have the need to pick-up the phone to check on progress
Recommended
I just received my Turbo kit
Good quality kit
Good Customer Service via email correspondence
I didn't have the need to pick-up the phone to check on progress
Recommended
#39
We're done all of the R&D, and finally have our complete Turbo kits up on our website! Any questions, shoot me an email to john@gleasemanufacturing.com. Thanks!
Glease Manufacturing
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#41
Rotary Enthusiast
The turbo kits look great. I'd definitely look there first if I was going single.
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John does great work!
Earlier in the spring I messaged him about having my coilovers for my FB welded up. I had spindles and needed the lower coilover 'brackets' welded on for the damper body to thread into.
I did not want to trust the critical weld to a garage mechanic with a MIG, so I shipped the hardware to John. He milled the spindle castings to provide a good fit, and TIG welded them.
Good service and price! Welds looked so nice I was hesitant to paint them.
Earlier in the spring I messaged him about having my coilovers for my FB welded up. I had spindles and needed the lower coilover 'brackets' welded on for the damper body to thread into.
I did not want to trust the critical weld to a garage mechanic with a MIG, so I shipped the hardware to John. He milled the spindle castings to provide a good fit, and TIG welded them.
Good service and price! Welds looked so nice I was hesitant to paint them.
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John does great work!
Earlier in the spring I messaged him about having my coilovers for my FB welded up. I had spindles and needed the lower coilover 'brackets' welded on for the damper body to thread into.
I did not want to trust the critical weld to a garage mechanic with a MIG, so I shipped the hardware to John. He milled the spindle castings to provide a good fit, and TIG welded them.
Good service and price! Welds looked so nice I was hesitant to paint them.
Earlier in the spring I messaged him about having my coilovers for my FB welded up. I had spindles and needed the lower coilover 'brackets' welded on for the damper body to thread into.
I did not want to trust the critical weld to a garage mechanic with a MIG, so I shipped the hardware to John. He milled the spindle castings to provide a good fit, and TIG welded them.
Good service and price! Welds looked so nice I was hesitant to paint them.
Looks like it might be silicon bronze filler? Or possibly nickel?
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I'm still holding out hope for some parts to build a long tube collected (like collected at the rear dif long) for ported NA cars.
I don't think anybody is building anything at the moment, at least outside of Australia.
I don't think anybody is building anything at the moment, at least outside of Australia.
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