Is this for real, does anyone on here own this? If so please do a write up or maybe there is an existing thread?

 

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Toyota-Corolla-1984-KE70-100kw-4wd-rally-car-rollcage-/250717095175?pt=AU_Cars&hash=item3a5fe74507

 

That would be so fun

I think there was some talk of doing something like thise from someone in QLD. 7Shades i think.

 

Here's proof it can be done!

Can you say f@$k yeah?

I think there was some talk of doing something like thise from someone in QLD. 7Shades i think.

 

Here's proof it can be done!

 

This might have been what you were thinking about...?

 

http://www.rollaclub.com/board/topic/29426-beginning-of-my-suzota/

 

 

Ok, so this one aparently has a tercel awd system...... but weren't tercel's still east-west! :hmm:

nah they are north-south taz

 

friend had one with a 2a (or 3a) engine in it. looked just like a ae71/ae86 engine bay, cept it was somehow driving the front wheels.

 

i never got a chance to stick my head under the front end and see how they did the front end.

Ah, I'm thinking of the AE95 awd wagons. What Tercel had the north-south?

AL25's. My wife used to have one. The flywheel pretty much sat on top of the front diff.

 

Changed the clutch in it. That's far too many hours of my life I'm not getting back. What a pain in the arse!!! Just to really piss me off the car got a terminal defect a couple of months later and has been put out to pasture!

 

The original post is a curious concept. The diff's in them aren't big, and probably don't have LSD options, so I'm not sure how well the setup would actually work.

Edited October 27, 201015 yr by snot35

i dunno what models, but this one was pretty old looking. about 1984 or so.

 

looked like this

 

Roladude just had one.

 

Link if you are too lazy :P

 

http://www.rollaclub.com/board/topic/44681-roladudes-al25-tercel/page__p__465785#entry465785

Edited October 27, 201015 yr by Trev

Yep, AL2x Tercels were north-south, even the FWD versions :P And the gearbox in them has a reputation for being as strong as a piece of tissue paper soaked in water and then ripped into shreds.

Yes... I did get all the pieces together to do this very conversion a couple of years ago but ran out of motivation somewhere along the line.

 

Actually I think someone offered me a silly amount of money for the AL25 driveline donor so I sold it... :P

Hi all, I purchased a KE70 last year running tercel running gear, therefore 4wd KE70. It was built by a guy in Carlingford in Sydney, who set it up for rallying, roll bar, race seats, 4age. The problem I have is it has locked front and rear diffs, and I want to use it for track days, so the front crabs when steering so it is sitting on blocks in the garage waiting for time to sort it out. I will try and post some pictures next week.

 

Do you guys run any track days in NSW? The car is unregistered.

 

Thanks

 

 

 

 

Mind-boggling!! What is it like undeneath?? Chopped and welded to fit the front drive in??

 

Why don't you fit a stock diff in the front and leave the rear locked?? Can you run an LSD setup in the center diff?? other wise one spinning tyre will tkill any traction with open diffs.

 

Start a build thread!

A friend of built a ke36 wagon on a austin gypsy chassis with a 308. To bad it's just sitting in his paddock not finished because it looks f@$king tough!! big mud slingers it is huge!!

Edited October 26, 201114 yr by 158kw4k

God that thing would be horrible to drive! I remember when my wife's car used to get stuck in 4wd mode (locked centre diff), it was a pain in the arse. Add locked and front rear diffs and it would be near impossible.

 

I'd go for an open front diff at the very least. You'll probably struggle to find LSD's or anything similar though.