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RE: [oldcorollas] manifold for 3tc with Weber side drafts

Wow, so there might be a smaller distributor cap for the 3TC? It's only about
1/8inch too big, so if there is a smaller one, that
would be perfect. Any ideas on what year this would be for?



I bought the manifold from a guy in Hong Kong; he said it was an original TRD
manifold for a 3TC, but he may not have known for
sure. I was a bit unsure myself because I thought the 3TC was only sold in
California as an econo alternative, so the chances that
Toyota was making racing parts for it were fairly slim. It may very well be a
2TG or 2TC part . but I know it does fit the intake
ports on the block, so it can be used on our 3TC. Either way, it's a very sweet
piece of kit, so I'm hoping we can find a workaround
for this problem. I'll research the smaller distro cap idea. Thanks, M8.



Anyone have any comments on the brake question I posed yesterday? Do the larger
'82 corolla brakes , front and rear, bolt on to a
'72 KE20 corolla chassis?



J



From: oldcorollas@yahoogroups.com [mailto:oldcorollas@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of john slee
Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 3:08 PM
To: oldcorollas@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [oldcorollas] manifold for 3tc with Weber side drafts



2008/10/20 <jordan@... <mailto:jordan%40bxds.com> >:
> our rally project is coming along, but we've run into a few
> tough spots. one thing we've found is the really cool
> vintage TRD manifold (with built-in overhead linkage) hits
> the distributor cap. if it was in a place where we could
> shave some off of the manifold, we would, but unfortunately
> it's right on the barrel ... not where you want to have thin
> spots. so, I'm searching for a decent manifold or a way to
> modify the ignition system that would move the distributor
> or remove it altogether. if anyone has experienced this, and
> found a proper solution, I'd love to hear what you did.

Have you looked at other T-engine distributors? Are any of
them smaller? K motors came out with at least two different
distributor bodies, maybe you'll find the same

Are you sure this manifold wasn't meant to be used on a 2T-G?

j.

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P-plate adventurer -- http://indigoid.org/





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hey all, our rally project is coming along, but we've run into a few tough spots. one thing we've found is the really cool vintage TRD manifold (with built-in...
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Oct 19, 2008
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... Have you looked at other T-engine distributors? Are any of them smaller? K motors came out with at least two different distributor bodies, maybe you'll...
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Oct 19, 2008
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Wow, so there might be a smaller distributor cap for the 3TC? It's only about 1/8inch too big, so if there is a smaller one, that would be perfect. Any ideas...
jordan
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Oct 20, 2008
4:54 pm

... I said smaller distributor, not just the cap. I doubt you'll find a smaller cap that fits the distributor you have. No idea about years. Very few ...
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Oct 20, 2008
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Yes, you're right, I meant the actual distributor housing, not the cap itself. I haven't found one yet, but I did discover that the 77-78 distributor is...
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Oct 20, 2008
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just to clarify... you have a 3tc in a '72 ke20 with a trd sidedraft inlet manifold to fit 40mm sidedrafts? and you have problems with dizzy clearance on the...
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Oct 21, 2008
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"just to clarify... you have a 3tc in a '72 ke20 with a trd sidedraft inlet manifold to fit 40mm sidedrafts? and you have problems with dizzy clearance on the...
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Oct 21, 2008
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I have purchased a 3tc Ke15 Sprinter racer with this set up. It will be here soon and I can take pictures -- it has just about every TEQ trick available in...
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Oct 23, 2008
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Excellent! Congratulations, M8. Yes, pictures would really help us a great deal. Thank you very, very much! Come to think of it, what would really help is the...
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for ke70 brakes into ke20.. there are a few different brake variations in the ke70's and will make a big difference to them fitting or not. brake sizes are ...
Mark
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Oct 21, 2008
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on the brakes thing, i have KE70 backing plates, calipers and dics with KE20 huns as a complete bolt in, no mods (except for dust cover part of backing plate...
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Oct 27, 2008
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... unfortunately these volvo calipers weigh more than a KE10 j. -- P-plate adventurer -- http://indigoid.org/...
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Oct 27, 2008
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yes, but they let you fit somethign like a 250? 258? mm disc under 13" rims......
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