November 5, 201312 yr comment_671049 hi guys need a little help. i want to put some coil overs in my ke20 what are people doing these days, how and were can i get a set from. also the rear leafs. i am running a hilux diff with a pretty standard rear end. what leave up grades can i do. any and all help will be great. Report
May 13, 201412 yr comment_682669 Easiest way I found is to swap to TE27 steering arms which allows you to run AE86 Coilovers. You can buy these from a mob in the states called Techno Toy Tuning Report
May 26, 201412 yr comment_683294 Yeah not sure if they are the same as https://technotoytuning.com/toyota/kp61/kp61-ae86-conversion-steering-knuckles You want the ae86 strut to small balljoint knuckles, email gabe from technotoytuning and double check they are the same. Report
July 26, 201412 yr comment_686094 Rear leafs.. I flipped the short leaf to the the top. Upside down. Took about an inch off the ride height and made it stiffer.. Hilux diff is heavy though. So maybe something thicker or more leafs from another pack? Panhard rod couldn't hurt either. I did see somewhere that made single leaf setups, just one thick one, apparently it's what supercars were running for ages. Report
July 28, 201412 yr comment_686170 70's Escort rally cars ran single leaf rear springs. Made up a two leaf pack for my KE20. Report
July 29, 201412 yr comment_686233 stock leaves help me get traction with 4agte. she squats bro :yes: apparently some dealer backed race ke20s ran stock rear and slightly heavier front springs, for traction. Report
July 30, 201412 yr comment_686251 thoughts on adding a second flipped load spring? I have a set of spare springs, i am thinking of pinching the load spring and adding it as the second flipped to the top of the pack on the car.. currently have one.. first one dropped the height an inch or more and stiffened it up.. what would a second one do? I am trying to reduce understeer.. Sorry for the thread hijack :hmm: 70's Escort rally cars ran single leaf rear springs. Made up a two leaf pack for my KE20. Would be different for dirt though? lots of travel and soft to gain traction. which springs did you use? maybe 3 reset would be good for street? Edited July 30, 201412 yr by crunk81us Report
July 31, 201412 yr comment_686342 Just personal opinion, but I have always felt that the rear on the KE20/30 series was too stiff in the rear. My KE35 would single spin to a stand still (felt like it anyway) on slow corners and would spin up the inside wheel up Arthur's Seat. Report
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