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Location: Brisvegas
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Location: Sydney
Registered: September 2003
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Location: Brisvegas
Registered: July 2003
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Re: Upgrades on the 4k...plz help!!!!
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Fri, 09 January 2004 22:11
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thanx mate. that helped a little.
i know i probably wont get any answers... (never seem to..) but i was wondering what sort of carby i could get to increase the power
and i was also wondering about a new diff - what to get and how much if people know?
at a guess i reckon with extractors and exhaust my car might be sitting at around 70-75bhp?
i would like to get it to hopefully 100bhp without spending over $500-$700
is this a realistic prospect?
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Location: Sydney
Registered: May 2003
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Re: Upgrades on the 4k...plz help!!!!
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Sat, 10 January 2004 00:23
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try twin carbies bigger exhaust porting and shaving the head and improving the spark strenght and you might get to abotu the 100 hp mark
of course im speculating
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Location: melb
Registered: May 2002
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Re: Upgrades on the 4k...plz help!!!!
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Sat, 10 January 2004 02:55
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yep the same question everyone would like to know the answer to...how do I get heaps more power while spending f..k all.
there is no untapped hidden reserve of power lurking in these motors or any NA motor for that matter.
here's the recipe :
cam, carb, headwork and compression.
then youll need your carby jetted and distibutor modded.
power will be around 100-130 hp.
budget : much more than u got..
if this motor is in a KE10 or KE20 then I would mod it, but if its in anything heavier forget it - do a 4ag conversion instead.
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Location: Kita-Ku, Sapporo, Japan
Registered: January 2003
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Re: Upgrades on the 4k...plz help!!!!
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Sat, 10 January 2004 07:28
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Audi-Tone wrote on Sat, 10 January 2004 09:11 | thanx mate. that helped a little.
i know i probably wont get any answers... (never seem to..) but i was wondering what sort of carby i could get to increase the power
and i was also wondering about a new diff - what to get and how much if people know?
at a guess i reckon with extractors and exhaust my car might be sitting at around 70-75bhp?
i would like to get it to hopefully 100bhp without spending over $500-$700
is this a realistic prospect?
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how much can you do yourself? that determines cost.
carby is not needed until you start changing cams. even then, anything bigger than a 34/34 or 32/36 weber is not needed. twin side draughts are nice, but that alone blows your budget.
get a mild cam (Camtech stage 3.. doesn't need dual springs), new stock valve springs (less than $50), extractors, 3K head, some exhaust porting if you do it yourself, extractors, 1.75"-2" exhaust (don't skimp on the mufflers, or it will sound like a gemini.. ie 1 or 2 resonators and a reverse-flow type), get a Jaycar HEI for your points. ditch standard air cleaner (terrible), and make a cold air duct.
oh, and get the rods/pistons balanced!! very important!!!!
this will get you a motor that will rev to 7000rpm, and have peak power of around 85-95hp. but still be nice down low.
if you do it all yourself, it will be pretty cheap... but close to your budget.
Cya, Stewart
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Location: Adelaide
Registered: July 2003
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Re: Upgrades on the 4k...plz help!!!!
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Sat, 10 January 2004 09:41
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If you only want to spend $500 - $700 i would get rid of the 4k and go out and buy a 5k or a 7k if you can get your hands on one. I had a 4k with bigger cam twin Toyota down drought carbies,10:1 compression, extractors and 2" exhaust in my KE15 corolla. That motor died so i bought a stock 5k and just put it in with the carbies and exhaust and it had a lot more power and torque. I have also had a down drought weber on a 5k in a KE10 with standard manifold and 1-3/4" exhaust and that also had a lot more power then the old mild 4k. With the diff just take it out and weld it up, it will be a lot stronger!!! It might be a bit hard to drive around car parks but a lot of fun to drive in the wet and it will help the little corolla drift if that is your thing. If you have a few tools and a service manual have a go your self it will be the only way to learn and if you get stuck someone will be able to help you out.
Go the might corolla
good luck
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