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  1. Sorry for the late reply.

    Yes it is still for sale.

    Make me an offer I can not refuss.

    Please send reply to 

    [email protected]

    Cheers.

  2. I noticed that there are a lot of Rear Louvres sold in Australia's Gumtree site and was wandering if any other car has the same dimensions as a KE70 that will fit right on without any modifications. Any help is welcome.
  3. Ok guys, I know it's useless for some of us, but I was just going through old posts and noticed that some numbers are controversial between us. After checking my Toyota K Repair Manual I need some final factory recommended numbers missing: 1. WATER TEMPERATURE 2. WATER PRESSURE 3. WATER THERMOSTAT OPENING TEMPERATURE 4. OIL TEMPERATURE 5. OIL PRESSURE 6. FUEL PRESSURE 7. FUEL OCTANE
  4. Thank you altezzaclub for the file . This will be very helpful finishing the wife's KE70 project. I wont be needing the USA market one because I'm in Europe. I will need though the KP30 or KP36 one because I am rewiring mine and I will be doing it factory style.
  5. Been searching the web and can't find anything. Any help is welcomed.
  6. Try this site.https://www.willtheyfit.com/ Pretty sure they will fit.
  7. ***FIXED UPDATE*** I have to say that I finally found and fixed the issue. The mains where too small making the engine running lean. What I used : primary main jet = 125, aircorrector = 180, emulsion tube = F50, idle jet = 55 secondary main = 130, aircorrector = 195, emulsion tube = F6, idle jet = 50 What should be used in a stock 4K engine with a Weber DGV 32/36 primary main jet = 140, aircorrector = 180, emulsion tube = F50, idle jet = 55 secondary main = 135, aircorrector = 195, emulsion tube = F6(under no circumstances do not use F66), idle jet = 50 Works like a charm. Many thanks to altezzaclub and davew7 These two sources also helped a lot: https://ratsun.net/topic/2125-weber-carb-hesitation/ http://www.3fowlers.com/Weber Trouble Shooting Guide.pdf
  8. Hello from Cyprus. Ok guys I really need your help re-jetting my Weber 32/36. I' ve searched the entire internet and can't seem to find a straight answer. I have a stock 4K engine on a KP36 Ute. Bought the engine brand new from an old part store, doesn't even have serial numbers on it :) These are the following installed so far: Stock 4k motor Weber 32/36 manual choke 4 X NGK BPR5EY Spark Plugs AccuSpark Electronic Ignition AccuSpark 12V Red Coil Custom Extractors 4K Heavy Duty Water Pump 71 Degrees Celsius Low Temp Stainless Racing Thermostat Racing Mechanical Fuel Pump I recently followed the advice from an old post in another site and tried re-jetting it with the following: primary main jet = 125, aircorrector = 180, emulsion tube = F50, idle jet = 55 secondary main = 130, aircorrector = 195, emulsion tube = F6, idle jet = 50 The car drives like SHIT. This is my everyday car. I start it up at 5am and needs 10min to warm up. I pull the choke and it shuts off. As soon as I start driving it just hesitates. It's driving me mad. I even bought an electronic distributor and brand new coil and sparks. What are the best Jet Sizes I can use? You are my last hope.
  9. Hey guys, I was just wandering if anyone has a solution for the cheap made rear tail lights for the KE70. I bought a few months back a pair from ebay and now the colors have faded out. https://www.ebay.com/itm/TOYOTA-COROLLA-KE70-E70-TE72-1979-80-81-REAR-TAIL-LIGHTS-LAMP/132739016963?hash=item1ee7dca903:g:cRQAAOSw8GtZWPeW:rk:13:pf:0 https://www.ebay.com/itm/PAIR-TOYOTA-COROLLA-E70-KE70-TE71-REAR-TAIL-LIGHT-HOUSING-LAMPS-RH-LH-1980-1981/123009582810?hash=item1ca3f146da:g:S6AAAOSwSB1aoXXo:rk:23:pf:0&LH_ItemCondition=3 Is there a way I keep the bright original color?
  10. Hey Tim, try these out. Don't know the exact size but hope it helps. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4STAINLESS-STEEL-BOLTS-SCREWS-CHROME-BUMPER-FITFOR-COROLLA-KE70-TE71-TE72/150941809301?hash=item2324d53a95:g:DzoAAOSwcwhVMPU~:rk:11:pf:0 https://www.ebay.com/itm/371355132305 Cheers
  11. I am not familiar with how many diffs there are out there, if I were to buy this one which seems to be the only one available, would it fit? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Toyota-corolla-AE86-t18-4age-m-t-T-series-diff-gears-3-7-ratio/263714728652
  12. No. The factory tire settings were 165/65/12. The ones I have are 175/70/13 with extra 8 mm spacers in order for the front tires to not touch the shock absorbers. At the rear when I get some extra weight in, the tires escape the wheel arches just a few millimeters. So taller tires are not an option.
  13. I have a 1985 KP36. I've made a lot of mods on it mainly on the mechanical part. 1. Changed the stock 2K for a 4K motor (Brand new cylinder block) 2. Put a Weber DGV 32/36 3. Switched the T40 gearbox with a T50. 4. Put new Headers and new Radiator with a low temp racing thermostat. All these are great. The problem I have is on the freeway. My Differential is a stock KP36 (picture attached) one with a ratio of 43:10 (4.3) so travelling long distance is a pain and hard to reach top speeds. I need to get me a 3.9 ratio differential in so I will be able to cruise at 100-130 KMH with the engine at low RPMs. Is there a way I can only switch my Final Diff Gears without removing my entire rear axle? Any suggestions ???
  14. Would it be better putting 2 32/36 DGV? Bare in mind the engine has not been modified.
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