hey guys just wondering if there are any p plater friendly for the 4k i think it is.. juat wondering thanks :)

hey guys just wondering if there are any p plater friendly for the 4k i think it is.. juat wondering thanks :)

 

4K and AE92 don't go together. If you've got an AE92 then it'll probably be a 4AFC, 4AFE or 4AGE (depends on the model spec).

wouldn't be a 4age unless it's an import or has had a conversion. The ae93 models had those.

wouldn't be a 4age unless it's an import or has had a conversion. The ae93 models had those.

 

The very early SXs were AE92s as well. One of the great mysteries.

Either way, its a 4a series, not a K engine. If its a 4a-fc (carburetted), then you could look into a weber carby. Exhaust, intake, you can buy aftermarket cams for the 4af engines. Id say don't bother, unless you have, or can get a 4age. My 2 cents worth anyway.

wouldn't be a 4age unless it's an import or has had a conversion. The ae93 models had those.

 

As Ian said, The AE93 sx is actually an AE92 with AE93 stamped on the model plate, Look at the chassis number/vin and then the model code...

 

Cheapest P plate friendly mod is to just buy an AE93sx but the 4afc/4afe does go pretty good how they are.

The very early SXs were AE92s as well. One of the great mysteries.

 

 

really? I stand corrected

Edited July 7, 201016 yr by Sam_Q

Either way, its a 4a series, not a K engine. If its a 4a-fc (carburetted), then you could look into a weber carby. Exhaust, intake, you can buy aftermarket cams for the 4af engines. Id say don't bother, unless you have, or can get a 4age. My 2 cents worth anyway.

 

where can you get these cams?

really? I stand corrected

 

Yeah, compared to the AE8x and AE10x Toyota Australia went crazy with chassis codes - in the AE8x you had AE80 and AE82, in the 10x you had AE101 and AE102, but the 9x had 90, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 - safe thing to do is just call all of them AE92 (except for AE90 and AE95 which are the fundamentally different ones) and people will get the idea.