August 7, 201214 yr comment_619848 hi guys, i have a 1977 ke35 with a little 3k (manual) ... I kind just finished the car and i don't really want to change the motor, cause if i do a can't drive it (P-Plate). Iv been driving it around and i want a little more power i guess. The engine is all stock. I'm not really experienced with toyota engines, what part fits what model, etc. So could i get some ideas on carbies, extractors, fuel pumps, cranks, exhaust, gear box, diff. Id like a 5 spd box. I don't want to spend more that 1500. 2000 if i have to. i don't really know whats the easiest way to get more power in these engines so all help is needed :bash: Thanks... Report
August 7, 201214 yr comment_619849 Here you go: http://www.rollaclub.com/faq/index.php?title=Tech:Engine/K_Series/How_to_build_a_tough_K_motor Report
August 7, 201214 yr Author comment_619869 Here you go: http://www.rollaclub...a_tough_K_motor wow, thanks :drinks: Report
August 7, 201214 yr comment_619928 That's not a big budget... How bad is the motor?? Needs bearings? Needs rebore? If it is OK at the moment then find a Weber downdraught, a set of extractors and get the cam ground. If it need bearings then get a 4K crank, new oil pump and have the flywheel lightened at the same time. ie- convert it to a 4K. If it needs a rebore then see if the block is good enough for 5K pistons. I'll get 5K pistons and a new oil pump next time I pull this one apart- http://www.rollaclub.com/board/topic/42407-the-girls-ke70/ Report
August 8, 201214 yr comment_620015 I thought fitting a 4K crank required stuffing around? Remember the 4K is a taller block to accommodate the longer stroke, so don't do that if you're on a budget. Go with the cam, carb, exhaust suggestion if the motor is OK. Also, look to the KE55 for a five speed, otherwise you'll need to enlarge the shifter hold in the floor. Also, a lower diff ratio makes the car peppier to drive but will reduce top speed. You'd really want a 5 speed. If you don't have it already, 4.3 is the ratio you're after. Also keep some money aside for a dyno tune once you've put those bits on. Try and find a 28/36 DCD Weber if you can, the 32/36 is likely to be way too big for a 3K. If you're frugal you should be able to do box, carb, exhaust and cam for that money, especially if you're doing to do a lot yourself. Edited August 8, 201214 yr by snot35 Report
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