Engine How Much Hp?

How Much Hp?

I recently purchased a 1996 Toyota Corolla DX (AE101), auto, and was wondering if u guys can hook me up with stats on it, specifically horsepower. Much appreciated-The Don

Well it's either the 1.6 (4AFE) or the 1.8 (7AFE), 100 or 110hp.

Welcome to the forum by the way. Where you from?

-Doc

its the 7afe... hes one of my co-workers

Oh, I'm sorry thedon.

since he has a 96 and if it is the 7AFE then he only has 105 hp, 93-94 7AFEs have 115hp but dropped in 95 cuz of emissions laws

jerk...

why is the 93-94 has more power? Is it because of the ECU or difference on the motor? I want to know because the new motor I installed is from a 94 and the only thing I changed to make it work is the housing for a crank sensor.

The 93-94 has more power becuase it is OBD-1 instead of OBD-2 (emission stuff basically), so they had to retune the engine to meet the OBD-2 standards which cut some power...

Anyway to free up the lost HP or was it completely eliminated?:superconf

To be honest, I really dont know :| I'm sure someone else does though... I hope

obdII was not stricter emissions. obdII was the standardization of emission controls. Each company was getting out of hand - a CEL would come on... but getting the code from a Ford, Toyota, Honda, Dodge etc all required different reading devices. OBDII started in 1996 (some started earlier) by conforming to the standard rules to be used across all companies. The only codes that this doesn't apply to are ABS and Airbag codes.

You could potentially say 'obdii' was stricter only on the basis that each year emissions is narrowed.... but there wasn't a huge gap there.

i'm willing to bet that most 97's will outperform most 93's on a dyno (same motor vs same motor).

Emission controls did get stricter in '96, the same year that OBDII was imposed.

I wonder why this is in Tech Documents...

Moved.

It's all in the ECU, the 96-97 has a lower redline, lower hp but a better torque range and higher peak torque.