How do I determine what type my car is. The sticker on the engine is half ripped so all it says is 3K...

 

The car is a 74' Coupe Deluxe if that helps...

 

Cheers

 

Tally

 

 

EDIT:

 

After reading the table on this page I think it might be just a 3K... lol single carb, silly me...

 

http://www.superjamie.net/oldcorollas/engine/blocks.html

Edited July 16, 200719 yr by SLY T

My 74 KE25 Deluxe had just a 3K.

Probably just got a 3K-C mate.

 

Most 3K are all the same apart from the manifolds and cylinder head. A 3k-B has twin carbies and a 3K-H is the high compression one. Yours being a 3K out of a early rolla prob is a mild port so you will notice the ports aren't as big as a big port but not as small as a KE30 3K for instance.

 

Also if the 3K was a 3K-B that DOESN'T meant it was a big port head..... It just means twin carby as I know small and big port corolla twin carby setup exist....cause I have both of em.. :evil:

 

Cheers

Cameron

My 3K was also just a 3K that was in my KE25.

 

As far as I know, the early KE3x panel vans had the 3K-H (mine did until I killed it) :evil:

My 3K was also just a 3K that was in my KE25.

 

As far as I know, the early KE3x panel vans had the 3K-H (mine did until I killed it) :evil:

 

My early KE30 sedan has a 3K-H too. Is the H really high compression? How high?

 

Mike

interesting that the early ke30's had the 3K-H... my '74 ke20 has a 3K-H.

 

sly t, check the ID plates of your car.