1972 Toyota Corolla KE20  

GJM85
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Post #1 post 25th April 2011 - 10:22 PM
Engine: Toyota 5k - 1486cc

Exhaust: Hurricane 4-1 extractors (2inch system to come)

Suspension:
Front: Shortened KE20 struts, Boges VW Golf MK1 inserts, 55mm King springs

Rear: KE55 leaf springs, Boge shocks, 50mm lowering blocks

Wheels: 13X6 Cheviot Mesh (13X6 Performance Superlites waiting for tyres)

Modifications:
Engine/Driveline/Brakes: ACL bearing & pistons, Powerdrive twin timing kit, Racer water pump, Stage 3 cam by Tighe Engineering, Holden red motor lifters, Datsun A12 pushrods, adjustable rocker gear, ported and polished head, Redline manifold, twin 40mm Mikuni Solex sidedraft carbs. GT40 coil, electronic distributor with internal ignitor, late K50 5 speed gearbox, machined flywheel, Exedy HD clutch, shortened KE55 tailshaft, KE55 diff & 229mm rear drums. KE70 Girlock rotors and calipers up front. Nolathane Bushings throughout.

Cosmetic/Interior: Bodywork & paint by MSR Kustoms, blue star sapphire paint, Knox moulded carpet, imported dash pad, reupholstered interior using black vinyl and blue 2010 XR6 pattern, KE25 front grill. pretension seatbelt conversion.

Stereo Audio / Visual: JVC 6X9's in the back (no head unit yet).

Estimated Power: 65-80 rwkw

Still to Do: Regraph distributor to suit cam, fit exaust, wheel alignment, a little to finish on the interior, clean up the dash, roady and rego!

This post has been edited by GJM85: May 3 2011, 03:22 AM
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20
1972 Toyota Corolla Ke20


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'72 Toyota Corolla
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  • kcirraC
    Post #2

    Nice, looks like a well done project. (Y)

    riggaz
    Post #3

    Very nice mate hope you don't put that tacho in though!

    boost bogan
    Post #4

    mate woked old school carbie > injected turbo motor, love your work, the induction noise must be awesome!

    VTR
    Post #5

    Nice.

    m&r1416
    Post #6

    The seats look mint!! engine bay thumbsup.gif

    Atomic_Nitro
    Post #7

    nice work man thumbsup.gif

    MV 383
    Post #8

    mint

    INVU
    Post #9

    what is with the xr6 material seats? looks like it is coming along as a good project. keep it up

    GJM85
    Post #10

    Cheers for the replies everybody!!! Your all awesome!

    QUOTE (riggaz @ Apr 26 2011, 04:36 PM) *
    Very nice mate hope you don't put that tacho in though!
    Needed a tacho so I can watch my donk sing its merry tune to 8000rpm mamoru.gif . But really its a Speco I got off ebay cheap and I need something to gauge the idle and tuning of the carbs.

    QUOTE (boost bogan @ Apr 26 2011, 04:45 PM) *
    mate woked old school carbie > injected turbo motor, love your work, the induction noise must be awesome!
    FTW!

    QUOTE (INVU @ Apr 26 2011, 04:59 PM) *
    what is with the xr6 material seats? looks like it is coming along as a good project. keep it up
    The material was cheap and accessible at the time. I didn't want to go with black vinyl throughout, so the trim was used in the seat centres the whole roof lining and the top of the door trims.

    Nocturnal
    Post #11

    QUOTE (riggaz @ Apr 26 2011, 04:36 PM) *
    Very nice mate hope you don't put that tacho in though!


    This.

    aussiemk2
    Post #12

    seeing this makes me miss my old ke20

    looking good.

    vectorazz
    Post #13

    Fuck yes!!

    GJM85
    Post #14

    Some pics of when I first bought the car.

    Engine: Toyota 3k - 1186cc

    Exhaust: 1 1/4 inch

    Suspension: cut front springs and reversed leaf springs

    Wheels: 12X5 steelies

    Modifications: screwing in hand brake button for ultra E brake
    Stereo Audio / Visual: 8 track and 5X7 originals speakers

    Estimated Power: 2.5rwhp

    troyrotor
    Post #15

    oh yer go the twins, have you tried fitting a spacer under the engine mount to give some more clearance to fit that last trumpet.
    what filters are you running? im using some ramair ones, have a look in my build thread http://www.ozgemini.com/forums/non-tech/vi...8&start=150

    GJM85
    Post #16

    QUOTE (troyrotor @ May 3 2011, 08:54 PM) *

    Cool gemini man... for sure!

    Damn crap won't display more pics so i'll up them to the OP.
    I've got a set of redline airsocks but it is tight in there. I might look into this space business you speak of. Maybe I can pinch another inch or two.

    troyrotor
    Post #17

    thanks man, where abouts do you live?
    i dno but 20mm is achivable for a spacer, that would probably give you 30mm more space at the carbs. what size trumpets are they? could bring your power down the range with shorter ones.

    GJM85
    Post #18

    QUOTE (troyrotor @ May 3 2011, 10:04 PM) *
    thanks man, where abouts do you live?
    i dno but 20mm is achivable for a spacer, that would probably give you 30mm more space at the carbs. what size trumpets are they? could bring your power down the range with shorter ones.



    I live out at Beaudesert. Not far from the coast. I'll have a look at the spacer option. The issue is going to appear at the gear box mount where there isn't a great deal of play. I'm using 40mm rams. The set I got was second hand and cheap. I haven't been able to source shorter ones. I know the shorter the runner length the lower the torque range. Not overly concerned with performance till I can get it tuned on the dyno and work out where improvement is required.

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