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here i have done a lot on the car since the last owner exchanged it so i will put the main pictures about the project.

Car: 1977 Toyota Corolla Sedan TE31 - 2T-B - 4-speed T40

Project: Build a car capable of handling lapping days but still streetable on a daily basis

































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the next pics are showing a main problem with old oem fuel pumps , i have a solution that i will talk about in the project section that cost less than 50 $ involving oem parts so no electric fuel pump !

this post talks about my solution for oem old leaking fuel pumps







as you can see this pump is probably the original one. The diaphragm is messed up over time.

my solution ? if you guys know Rockautoparts , you also know that there are only el cheapos aftermarket pumps OR california spec pumps ''made'' by beck-arnley. I ordered one calif. spec and this is what i got:

''beck-Arnley''



http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/3v7mhy/

even the TEQ logo is buffed !



but still ... my observations : they all have the very same diaphragm holding component wich is pressed in place.

-order the pump
-open the box
-laugh
-split the pump
-bolt your middle and top section over the new diaphragm section
-put back in place
-have a nice day

I remember this car from some other forums. I'm excited to see where this car is heading!

I know the guy got his thread on a couple other forums like Dorikaze, Japanese Nostalgic cars and probably some other too ! I'm in close contact with him, we even live in a 50 km Radius we help each other with our projects but i got to say he's a f***ing brain ! he is building a long stroke 4A-GE with bluetop cranck in a 7a-fe block coupled with Nissan E15ET rods ... a crazy setup indeed but its gonna get rid of a couple of major problems the 4AG has.

nice TE31! looks kinda like mine.

wow looks awesome I like the attention to detail

thanks guy ! i started modding the KE20 rear bumper to fit and ended doing weight reduction due to abusive rust :/ but still it turned out pretty well ! i also bough an AE86 Megan racing exhaust to replace the straw sized oem exhaust