October 22, 201312 yr comment_669894 so i bought a twin carb for my 4k engine. I have cleaned and fixed it up and am now looking at buying filters for it, at this point i realized that i don't know what kind of twin carb it is. the writing on it is as follows. both have Aisan and the TEQ logo on them both have 3 B 19 (the other 3 B 20) both carbs have a tag on them one being 24073 (the other 24063) help? Edited October 22, 201312 yr by 1dirty30 Report
October 22, 201312 yr comment_669896 Factory twin manifold. Good luck finding an air cleaner but some one on here may have a spare stashed away. I welded standard corolla air cleaner bottoms into a cheap pair of aftermarket chrome air cleaners on mine. There are some pics under mytoy ke20 in the rides forum. Report
October 22, 201312 yr Author comment_669898 Thanks heaps! I can get some ramflo lynx filters from trademe that say that they will suit 63mm neck 3kb or 4k twin carb. (I presume my carb is a 3kb?) Report
October 22, 201312 yr comment_669903 They look fantastic! It took me 5 years to find a twin filter housing for mine... ended up getting the filter housing with another complete set of twins. How did you clean the housings, disassemble and blast? Report
October 22, 201312 yr Author comment_669904 Yeah, with help from a friend. it was pretty much black when i got it. hopefully in 2 weeks or so (if i get the filters) i should be able to fit it to my car. Question remains: 4k twin or 3kb? Edited October 22, 201312 yr by 1dirty30 Report
October 22, 201312 yr comment_669906 I have a couple k engine books at home, doubt they list this info but I'll have a look. Report
October 22, 201312 yr comment_669908 looking good. as far as i've ever known twin carbs only came on 3k-b (unless they did a 4k-b) i have two air filters housings but only one looks genuine, the other one fits just as well. I assumed it might have been from an early twin carb ford laser or something. maybe there is an alternative?? anyone? Report
October 23, 201312 yr Author comment_669970 this is what I plan to get for a filter http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=652752688 Report
October 23, 201312 yr comment_669972 You can get them from Australia. http://www.lynxcorp.com.au/shopping/default.asp?keywords=ramflo&group=ALL Report
October 23, 201312 yr comment_669973 That's a nice set. Check if the primaries are the same diameter as the secondaries. If so, you have the original 3K-B twins. Otherwise (if the secondary is larger than the primary) it's two single carbs on a twin carb manifold. I've had a set for 10 years. I'll fit them to a car one day soon (should probably kit them again!) but I need to get a couple of new butterflies fitted. Mine were siezed when I got them and I cracked the butterfly screws out - even though I knew better at the time. Bah. Really should've tried a vineagar bath before I did that... Report
October 26, 201312 yr Author comment_670170 So I finally got a fine day and have just had a look at the carb that is in the KE30. it is identical. so i have two 4k carbs. now for the filters. Report
October 26, 201312 yr comment_670175 Not necessarily. The 3K-B carbs look identical to the standard single carb from the outside - they just have matched diameter butterfly valves inside. Pop your carbs off the twin manifold and take a pic. I'm curious! Though it makes no difference to your air filter requirements. Report
October 26, 201312 yr Author comment_670180 Here we go. so the carby upside down and the carby in my car Report
October 26, 201312 yr comment_670204 They do indeed appear to be a matched 3k-b set of twins. Not just two 4k carbs. Thanks for the shots of your linkages! Maybe you can see, I'm missing a few bits. Report
October 26, 201312 yr Author comment_670212 Thanks heaps. I was missing a few parts of the of the linkage. I just rebuilt it out of hobby shop parts. re-drilled some holes. do you want some better shots of my linkage so you can rebuild yours? i can give you mesurements and everything as i have at least one origional of each lnkage part. one more thing. with the ramflo filters. how do they attach to the top of the carby. do they just sit there or is there a connecting part between? Report
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