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4K - 5K Sierra Club!

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4K - 5K Sierra Club!

Post by Aerenandmel »

I thought it would be a good idea for all the people with 4k Toyota donks to start a thread with a collection of specs, ideas and links for the 4K engine.

I would also like to know who else has this conversion so I know who too harass when I have a problem with mine.

I have an 81 SJ40 Sierra with a Toyota 4K-C donk & 5 speed...I plan on conveting it to auto.

Anyone know if the corolla trimatic auto will fit in with 50mm body lift and no body mods or do I have to mod the tunnel?

Links
http://www.answers.com/topic/toyota-k-engine

http://www.rollaclub.com/faq/index.php?title=Main_Page
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Post by Zute »

Ah the good old k motor. I use to compete in supersprints and hill climbs in Corollas. So have played around with them.
Go great with side drought webbers, more torque and even in the low rev range.
You can get 5k lite ace motors with autos 1500cc. Had one, but throw a rod at 7500rpm.
I also have a repair manual for the K series engine.
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Post by roc box »

i have 4k auto and youll have to mod the tunnel a bit the trimatic is a fair bit fatter than the zook box.i would also recommend a good tranny coolerthe biggest killer of auto boxes is overheating.
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Post by nageset »

Mate, what a great Idea, I have a 5K and toyota 5spd in the 86 Drover.

forums here are good for info http://www.club-k.co.nz/

Also on the rolla club site there is a wikipedia with a heap of good tips.
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Post by Aerenandmel »

what do ta know, A 1.3L Sierra carb bolts staight onto the 4K manifold. I had problems with the 4k carb flooding the engine when driving on anything steeper than about 30 degrees :bad-words: . but I could reverse up near anything. It is because of were the float is located. I tried the sierra carb and it went straight on, just had to turn the fuel inlet around. the Sierra carb is heaps better on fuel and doesnt flood so much going up hill, but it has slowed the car down. but I haven’t touched the jets or tuned it, just bolted it on and it ran good. :armsup: :armsup:
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Post by nicbeer »

Yeh,

I have got a 4k carb on my sierra. :) I have opposite issues. zook carb being usual zook crap carb with choke and jets blokking. no issues so far with toyo carb.

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Post by suzuki boy »

Was the carb a straight fit?
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Post by nicbeer »

suzuki boy wrote:Was the carb a straight fit?
Which way, But yes either way they are. Only major difference is the choke system and the zook carb uses long bolts to bolt it down and the toy uses either studs in manifold and nuts or short bolts.

http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/PHP_Modul ... light=carb

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Post by grimbo »

I used to run a 5K in my Sierra, with the carb flooding issue just put a couple of 2" lengths of fuel line on the two breathers in the carb
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Post by Aerenandmel »

grimbo wrote:I used to run a 5K in my Sierra, with the carb flooding issue just put a couple of 2" lengths of fuel line on the two breathers in the carb
please explain, Im interested as with the 4k carb the car goes better. but I am unsure with what u are tring to explain.
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Post by grimbo »

I have to try and remember. If you look into the the carby there are two tubes that angle into the carb they are cut at an angle and stick about 1" into the carb. As you can tell I have no clue to technical names with the carbs. If someone can take a pic I can mark on it what I mean
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Post by Aerenandmel »

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Are these the tubes you are talking about grimbo.
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Post by lay80n »

Aerenandmel wrote:Image
Are these the tubes you are talking about grimbo.

They are the float bowl breather tubes. Extending these will help with flodding.

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Post by grimbo »

Bingo! They made a huge difference once I fitted the extended tubes to them, made a big difference on steep climbs
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Post by nicbeer »

Where do you extend them to? Into airbox or just into the carby intake head?

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Post by grimbo »

I just extended them into the carby intake head, just made them about 2" longer
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