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Rover P4 (95 and 110)

Rover P4 95 and 110 (1962-1964)

Manufacturer

The Rover Co. Ltd.

Production

1962 to 1964

Class

Motor car

Body style

Saloon

Engine

2638 cc

Layout

FR layout

Wheelbase

111 in (2,819 mm)

Length

178.72 in, 4537 mm

Width

65.59 in, 1666 mm

Height

63.74 in, 1619 mm

Ground clearance

7.10 in, 180 mm

 

 The last models in the Rover company P4 were the Rover 95 and Rover 110 only from 1962 to 1964 . 

History

The Rover P4 series was a group of saloon automobiles produced by the Rover Company from 1949  The Rover P4 was a sedan manufactured from 1949 to 1964. It was then replaced by the much more modern Rover P6 .All P4 models had 4 doors. The designation P4 was a manufacturer code that designated the model group, but was not used colloquially by customers. These called their cars. e.g. “Rover 95” etc.

The last models in the P4 family were the Rover 95 and Rover 110 . When they were introduced in 1962, they looked a bit old-fashioned a 4 door saloon with single front seat so 5-6 seats. Later they got door panels made of sheet steel (instead of aluminum) and electric windscreen washers.The list price for the 110 was £1,143 or for the 90 £1,023 (plus tax). An overdrive was standard equipment; the “Roverdrive” automatic was no longer available.The distribution of weight was 56% to the front axle, 44 % at the rear axle

Rover P4 95 and 110 Maintenance and Service Guide (1962-1964)

Both models had the same change-controlled engine with a displacement of 2625 cm³. The old engine produced 123 bhp (92 kW) with a more powerful engine the Weslake head 110 and overdrive was standard on the 110 on the less range model the 95 this had 102 bhp (76 kW) and was fitted with a higher final drive ratio  at 3.9:1.

PERFORMANCE:

  • Rover P4 110
    Engine capacity: 160.54 cu in, 2625 cu cm;
    Fuel consumption: 22.0 mil imp gal, 18.4 m US gal, 12.8 1 x 100 km;
    Max speed: 106.0 mph, 170.7 km, h
    max power (DIN): 123 hp at 5000 rpm
    max torque (DIN): 142 1b ft, 19.6 kgm at 3000 rpm
    specific power: 46.9 hp/l
    max speed in overdrive: 106.0 mph, 170.7 km/h
    power-weight ratio: 26.7 lb/hp, 12.1 kg/hp
    acceleration: standing 1/4 mile 20.1 sec, 0—50 mph (0 —80 km/h) 11.3 sec
  • Rover P4 95
    Engine capacity: 160.54 cu in, 2625 cu cm;
    Fuel consumption: 22.0 m imp gal, 18.4 m US gal, 12.8 1 x 100 km;
    Max speed:94.0 mph, 151.3 km h
    max speed in 4th gear: 94 mph, 151,3 km/h
    power-weight ratio: 31,5 lb/hp,14.3 kg/hp
    acceleration: standing 1/4 mile 21.0 sec,
    max power (DIN): 102 hp at 4750 rpm
    max torque (DIN):140 1b ft. 19.3 kgm at 1500 rpm
    max number of engine rpm: 4800
    specific power:38.9 hp/l

Rover P4 95 and 110 specifications (1962-1964)

The interior is virtually the same for both models. It is roomy, attractively appointed and finished in true Rover style. Seats are upholstered in fine quality hide, thick pile carpets cover the floor and selected Walnut is used for facia and window garnishings. The wood-panelled facia is in keeping with the tasteful design of the interior as a whole. Instruments and controls are placed in front of the driver in the most practical andconvenient positions. All switches can be operated by a flick Of the finger and there are indicator lights to warn that oil pressure is low, that the cold start control should be returned to its normal running position, that the handbrake has been inadvertentlyleft on or the fluid in the braking system needs replenishment.

Both models were replaced after 1964 by the much more modern new Rover P6 . In total 3,680 model 95) and  4,620 model 110 were produced

Rover P4 95 and 110  Technical details (1962-1964)

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Rover P4 95 110 (1962-1964)

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  • Rover P4 95/110 Technical details and specifications (1962-1964)


    ENGINE:
    front. 4 stroke
    cylinders: 6, vertical, in line
    bore and stroke: 3.06 x 3.62 in, 77.7 x 91.9 mm
    engine capacity: 160.54 cu in, 2625 cu cm
    compression ratio: 8.8 : 1 (option)compression ratio 7.8
    cylinder block: cast iron
    cylinder head: light alloy
    crankshaft bearings: 7
    valves: 2 per cylinder, overhead, with push rods and rockers, side exhaust with roller rockers
    camshaft: 1, side
    lubrication: gear pump, full flow filter
    110 carburation: 1 SU type HD 8 horizontal carburettor
    90 carburation 1 SU type HD 6 horizontal carburettor
    fuel feed: electric pump
    cooling system: water

    TRANSMISSION:
    driving wheels: rear
    clutch: single dry plate
    gear box: mechanical
    synchromesh gears: 2nd,3rd, 4th
    110 gears: 4 +- reverse and Laycock-de Normanville overdrive in IV
    90 mechanical; gears: 4 + reverse
    110 gear box ratios: (l) 3.376, (Il) 2.043, (Ill) 1.377 (IV) 1, (ov.) 0.778, (Rev) 2.968
    90 gear box ratios: (I) 3.376, (Il) 2.043, (Ill) 1.377, (IV) 1, (Rev) 2.968
    110 final drive: hypoid bevel; ratio: 3.9 : 1.
    90 final drive: spiral bevel:ratio: 4.3 : 1.
    gear lever location: central

    CHASSIS:
    type box-type long members and cross members
    front suspension: independent, wishbones, coil springs, anti-roll bar, telescopic dampers
    rear suspension: rigid axle, semi-elliptic leafsprings, telescopic dampers.

    STEERING:
    recirculating ball
    turns of steering wheel lock to lock: 4.
    turning radius (between walls): 19.5 ft. 5.9 m

    BRAKES:
    front disc, rear drum. servo.

    ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT:
    voltage: 12 V
    battery: 57 Ah
    dynamo: 264 W
    ignition distributor: Lucas

    DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT:
    wheel base: 111.00 _in, 2819 mm
    front track: 52.50 in, 1333 mm
    rear track: 51.50 in, 1308 mm
    overall length: 178.72 in, 4537 mm
    overall width: 65.59 in, 1666 mm
    overall height: 63.74 in, 1619 mm
    ground clearance: 7.10 in, 180 mm
    110 dry weight: 3285 1b, 1490 kg
    90 dry weight: 3220 1b, 1461 kg
    distribution of weight: 56 0/0 front axle, 44 0/0 rear axle

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Service
  • Rover P4 95/110 Maintenance and Service Guide (1962-1964)

    Firing order: 1.5,3,6,2,4
    Oil pressure: 55—65 lb./sq. in. at 30 m.p.h.
    Fuel: petrol, 95 Oct
    Engine oil change 7.5 imp qt.8.5 1, SAE 20W, change every 3000 miles, 4800 km
    Total lubricating system capacity: 9.5 imp qt, 11.4 US qt, 10.8 1
    Gearbox oil: final drive oil: 1.5 imp qt, 1.8 US qt, 1.7 1, EP 90, change every 9000 miles, 14500 km
    Steering box oil: 0.3 imp qt, 0.4 US qt, 0.4 1, EP 90
    Cooling system capacity: 11.4 imp At, 14.1 US At, 13.3 1.
    Greasing: every 6000 miles, 9600 km, 1 point
    Valve-timing indication: mark on flywheel
    Breaker gap: 0-014"-0-016"
    Plug gap: 0-029"-0-032"
    Tappet clearances: inlet 0.006 in, 0.15 mm hot, exhaust 0.010 in, 0.25 mm hot
    Valve timing: (inlet) opens 11° before tdc and closes 47° after bdc, (exhaust) opens 46° before bdc and closes 18° after tdc;
    Tyre pressure (normal load): front 30 psi, 21 atm, rear 28 psi, 2.0 atm.
    Tyres: 6.40 - 15
    King pin angle: 8°
    Fuel tank capacity: 12.98 imp gal, 15.58 US gal

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