Carburetion and forced induction for the second-generation Celica — 20R and 22R engines. Weber sidedraft kits, complete carb and intake packages, supercharger and turbo kits from LC Engineering.
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Carburetion Is the Heart of This Catalog
The second-gen Celica ran the 20R through 1980 and the 22R from 1981, both carbureted. The factory Aisan carburetor was built for emissions compliance rather than power, and replacing it is the single biggest change available on these cars. This is territory LC Engineering has worked in since 1985.
Weber Sidedraft Kits
For a serious build, dual sidedrafts are the traditional answer and still the most effective. We build complete kits with the manifold, linkage and jetting sorted:
Size down rather than up if the engine is otherwise stock. A 45mm on a standard 22R gives away low-speed drivability for top-end the engine cannot use.
Single-Carb Conversion Packages
If you want a straightforward, drivable improvement rather than a project, the progressive Weber packages are the better route — they include the carburetor, intake manifold and hardware:
The 32/36 is progressive — it opens the second barrel only under load, so it keeps fuel economy and cold-start manners. The 38 is a synchronous twin-barrel and makes more power at the cost of both. For a street Celica the 32/36 is usually the right call.
Forced Induction
Our Celica supercharger kits are built around the carburetor already fitted, which is why inlet choice matters:
Match the inlet to the carburetor you are running or intend to run. Turbo options are in Celica turbo kits, and intake manifolds on their own are under carb intake manifolds.