Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

rollaclub.com

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

Corolla Ke30 Ca18det

Featured Replies

  • Author

motor is looking a bit sad so have decided to do the rebuild while its still running and doesnt have a rod throught the side of the block. oil pump seems to be starting to give up. have big plans for the car so am not going to do a half arsed job so will probably be 6 months before it sees the road again, havent decided how far i want to go but somewhere between 320rwhp and 400rwhp is the goal.

reserve car is getting ready for powercruise (1jz cressida) so it now has 3 inch exhaust and some more boost and deciding weither to do dump pipes before powercruise.

  • 2 months later...
  • Replies 129
  • Views 85.5k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Most Popular Posts

  • sleepercorty
    sleepercorty

    So turns out this car loves me so much that i bought it back, saw a nice KE30 on ebay a few days ago and thought wow thats tidy and started dreaming (with no intention of buying it) and looked at it a

Posted Images

  • Author

Car is alive again with new motor which now has acl .5mm (20thou) forged pistons, spool conrods, arp head studs, acl multi layer headgasket, acl extra series bearings, cam gears, 3 angle valve job. We pulled turbo down and fitted a bigger shaft and wheel but still having surging problems over 16psi (probably has someting to do with still running a .48 exhaust housing) so am changing to a .7 split pulse t3 housing and a bigger shaft and wheel again. While its apart i am also making to new exhaust manifold as i am currently running a chinese stainless one, so should be able to pick up another 10-20rwhp with the bigger housing and better manifold but the dyno will tell that soon enough. Injectors will be the next hold up as they are only 440cc so think they will but an end to the fun at about 300-320rwhp but they will have to do for now while i save for cams and bigger injectors. I'm hoping that 300rwhp will get me somewhere around 11.7 at 116mph. (previously ran 12.07 with 274rwhp). I will post some pics when manifold is getting closer.

  • 3 months later...

Love your work mate. engine bay is tidy.

 

manifold looks the goods too.

 

Not sure how big you want to go for the injectors,

i have a set of 550cc sard, just been cleaned if youre interested.

  • Author

engine bay all back together just got to make new exhaust now. will let you know on the injectors going to see how i go with the 440cc first.

 

 

 

corolla073.jpg

  • Author

anybody know where to buy decent camshafts for a ca18? does anyone local do them or are there only tomei and so on available?

tighe cams do them there should be something on ROCKET INDUSTRIES website man www.rocketind.com.au

anybody know where to buy decent camshafts for a ca18? does anyone local do them or are there only tomei and so on available?

since you're on that side of the globe, u can probably reseach this.

In thread here;

http://www.nissansilvia.com/forums/index.p...345355&st=0

owner told me, that impressive/torquey CA18 ran a pair of

"256 degree Duration - 8.9mm lift regrinds from Wade cams.... direct drop-in"

Perfect for my needs.

 

A couple austarion.com clubmembers extremely pleased with their Wade regrinds

Tones old 20G CA18 street beast (on sxoc) ran Piper "reprofiles".

I've seen other motors perform fabulously using regrind cams... as I've ran one in

my old pushrod toyota 3TC. Made a startling difference!

I actually spanked 2 hondas with that little 2 dr sedan. When I let off and they

pulled up alongside, I rolled the window down and said, "v-tech that!" lol

 

So I know for a fact a quality designed/reground cam can work well.

Interested in your results if u go this route

If no luck with the Wade (or Tomei), I'll probably hit up Iskenderian cams in the

u.s., as they did the cam for my 3T.

Revitalized CA18 interested seems like there is a market, where Tomei limited production may not cut it

brian crower cams are always good value, they pop up a bit secound hand.

 

Locally in bris there are quite a few cam shops,

 

there is a place called 'camshaft engineering' from memory, they were real cheap.

 

then ivan tighe are a good price too,

 

i know crow cams does all the jap cams now too but they are pricey.

  • Author

will see how i go on the dyno tomorrow and decide where to go from there as i don't think its going to make as much as i want. so might have to take you up on those injectors if you want to pm me what you want for them.

  • Author

looks like will be buying camshafts before the drags doesnt seem to want to make any more power and cams are the only thing i can think that is still a restriction. will also get some injectors and then back to dyno soon.

  • Author

few mods so far, cat convertor now flows alot better :) rb20 throttle body fitted(was about 5mm bigger than standard one) and 600cc injectors are in. going to make a call monday about regrind camshafts probably something around 270 degree 8.8 lift.

  • Author

did a bit of road tuning and cat convertor was definately the problem had partly blocked up and wouldnt make power past 5000rpm. camshafts were to dear so just used a non turbo ca18 intake cam which has 6 degrees more duration and .7mm more lift than the turbo intake cam. so hopefully will give a little gain.

should be ready to go back on dyno soon.

Please sign in to comment

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in

Sign In Now

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.