Various Shafts
Various Shafts
What engines will fit an 87 Carolla?
Greetings,
I own a 1987 Toyota Carolla, 4-door sedan. I am a fledgling backyard mechanic and am looking to do my first engine swap. This being for various reasons such as the learning experience, the 1.6 the carolla already has gives me no merging power and getting onto the highway is a little sketchy, and a fresh engine would help the little car last a little longer on the road. Now, I am not looking to throw some big block 350 into my vehicle. What I want to do is replace the 1.6 with a 1.8. My question is: What engines would fit into the carolla with its current hookups and wiring, or as little modification as possible. I also am not looking to have to reinforce my drive shaft so please let me know of engines that will give me some more merging power, but not force me to reinforce everything on the vehicle just to keep it from tearing itself apart.
Thanks a bunch
COROLLA IS it the gts model ? does it have the 4 age or 4 afe motor? the 4age is a good 1.6
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This question, "who makes the best pool cue?" can be a hard question to answer.
Here in Southern Colorado, many people think that a Kikel is the best pool cue. These are made by a local player named Dave Kikel.I found a page on line when searching for Kikel Cues which was an article written by a person in Ohio and they had some good things to say about the Kikel Pool Cues. This is a bit of a trick question. It is hard to pick just one pool cue as being the best. If you search for pool cues or billiards cue sticks on Google or your favorite search engines, you will come up with many different cue makers. With all of these choices how can anyone pick the best?
I think a lot of the choice will depend on the individual. I have owned over half a dozen pool cues from separate cue makers. There are those that I like and there have been a few that I don't like much at all. I tend to favor a cue that is a little longer than the normal 58 inches and I prefer the weight to be between 18 and 20 ounces. I do not like a brittle sounding hit. I prefer a solid hit. I usually stick with a solid shat about 13 MM in size.
I have a Meucci with 2 shafts. One shaft is a regular length shaft and the other is a couple inches longer as you will find common to snooker. I've had this Meucci Pool Cue for over 20 years. Both of the shafts started at 13 MM (millimeters). There was an old guy in town who used to replace mu cue tips. Every time he would put a new tip on, he would sand the shaft smooth. Over the years this turned my shafts into 10 or 11 MM in size.
I found that you can really spin the ball with a skinny shaft like that and I almost came to like shooting with the smaller shaft. These days I play with a Joss pool cue butt and the shaft is custom mad by Gibson, a local cue maker. Please feel free to drop me a line or leave a comment about where you are what billiards cue stick you prefer to play with and what you feel about who makes the best pool cue.
If you are trying to find out who makes the best pool cue, I would recommend you start trying out various cues for the one that you like best. You will find many things out in your testing. You will decide on what works best for you.
That's it for now.
To Your Run Out Success,
Ted
rapid coupler for different size shafts