No idea of your budget but consider a 7ke
Its not 75kw but a 7ke would be a big improvement . Lots more torqe than the 4k
Would make a sweet cruiser and You could keep your autobox wich would save lots of work and $
ta22 t50 bellhousing will need some machining to suit the larger ae7 t50 input bearing
From what Ive seen all 22 spline T50s have larger diameter input bearings than the older 20 spline boxes. Change was around 82`
shifterhole in ke7 and ae7 should be same pos. but maybe yours has been moved during 2tg mod?
Is your current gearbox a 20 spline ta22 box and the ae71 t50 a 22spline box ?
Easiest way is get a Tseries 22spline t40 or 50 bellhousing and use it on the ae7box. Also use tailshaft from ae7 + possably diff if theyre different
AE7 bellhousing will be worth some $
If you want to swap shifterpos. of the gearboxes that can be done. Ill post a link to a howto I made a while back
In addition to already mentioned, TE got different brakes ,hubs, struts,front springs, diff, tailshaft , engine crossmember,exhaust, hydro clutch , probably more
Without the spacer, inputshaft and bearing will be able to move in bellh. and oilseal in bellhousing
will leak oil and contaminate the clutch. Gearbox wont last long. Get a spacer (68x62x10mm from memory) made and
renew the oilseal. Also make sure there`s a guide bearing in the end of the crankshaft
Your clutch can probably be saved by washing with a strong degreaser like brakecleaner.
If the struts have decent inserts they can be used in the ke10 struts for slight lowering
Theres a howto by Felix somewhere
Steeringwheel looks the same as a ke35 item
U series diff head fits in the B series ke10 diffhousing
ta 62 diffs are wider than the ke35
Look for a ta12/14 or Celica ta22 diff
Will need to be stripped of old Mounts and welded on some New ones for leaf springs
Engine crossmember and engine mounts wont fit.
Look for ta12/14 or Celica ta22 Mounts
as for crossmember Ill send you some differeces of measurements if you got a email address
Your original ke35 gearbox crossmember can be used, just bolted in further back. Holes are already there
Front part of ta6 tailshaft will need to be cut off and welded onto ke35 tailshaft + balanced
or to save you the trouble , just send me the 3T ;)
ps, struts/ brakes don't fit either and youve probably seen clutch is Hydro on the ta62
yea dwell angle is the way to go. 4k : 52+- 6 deg but if using feelergauge,
toyota K manual suggests to adjust to 0.45mm rubbing block gap.
That way pittings and lumps on points doesnt affect the measurement.
Renew if bad tho