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Specifications: 1972 Rover 2000 SC

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Rover
Sedan / Saloon
General Vehicle Specifications

Manufacturer:

  Rover
Country of Origin:
  UK
Designer:
  n/a
Years of Manufacture:
  1972
Date of Introduction:
  n/a
Number Built:
  n/a
Price at Introduction:
  n/a
Models:
  n/a
To Identify:
  n/a
RAC Rating:
  18.2
Body
Body Type:
 
No. of Doors:
  4
Front Track:
  1356, 53.4
Rear Track:
  1334, 52.5
Dimensions and Weight
Total Length:
  4554, 179.3
Total Width:
  1676, 66
Height at Kerb Weight:
  1403, 55.2
Wheelbase:
  2625, 103.3
Length Wheelbase Ratio:
  1.73
Ground Clearance:
  n/a
Kerb Weight:
  1212 Kg, 2672 Lb
Weight Distribution (Front):
  53.70 %
Engine
Capacity:
  2 Litre, 1978cc (120.705 cu in)
Type:
  4 Cylinder, Single Overhead Camshaft, 2 Valves Per Cylinder, 8 Valves in Total
Configuration:
  Front, Longitudinal
Sump:
  n/a
Fuel System:
  1 x <a href="/how_to_repair_su_carburettor.htm" target="_self">SU Carburettor</a>
Head:
  n/a
Bore & Stroke:
  85.7 × 85.7 mm, 3.37 × 3.37 in
Bore/stroke Ratio:
  1
Power:
  92.3 PS (91 bhp) (67.9 kW) at 5200 rpm
Specific Output :
  46 bhp per litre, 0.75 bhp per cubic inch
Torque:
  150 Nm (111 ft·lb) (15.3 kgm) at 2750 rpm
Specific Torque:
  75.83 Nm/litre
Bmep:
  953 kPa (138.2 psi)
Compression Ratio:
  9:1
Fuel Capacity:
  54.1 Litres, 11.9 UK Gal, 14.3 US Gal
Unitary Capacity:
  494.5
Coolant:
  Water
Intercooler:
  n/a
Aspiration:
  Normal
Compressor Type:
  n/a
Ignition and Electrical:
  n/a
Exhaust:
  n/a
Catalytic Converter:
  No
Main Bearings:
  5
Transmission / Gear Box
Transmission:
  4 Speed Manual Transmission
Manual, 4 speed floor mounted:
  n/a
Automatic, 3 speed floor mounted T-Bar:
  n/a
Final drive ratio:
  3.54
Drive:
  Rear Wheel Drive
Performance
0-50 mph (80 km/h):
  10.10 s
0-60 mph (100 km/h):
  n/a
0-100 mph (161 km/h):
  n/a
Standing ¼ mile:
  19.10 s
Standing Km:
  n/a
Top speed:
  161 Km/h (100 mph)
Fuel Consumption:
  n/a
CO2 Emissions:
  n/a
Power-to-weight:
  75.08 bhp/ton
Steering and Brakes
Brake Type:
  Front Disc Brakes / Rear Disc Brakes / Servo Assisted
Front:
  n/a
Rear:
  n/a
Park Brake:
  n/a
Steering:
  Worm & Roller
Turns Lock-to-Lock:
  3.800
Top Gear Ratio:
  1.00
Turning Circle:
  10.80 m
Suspension, Wheels and Tyres
Front Suspension:
  Independent Suspension / Coil Springs / Anti-Roll Bar
Rear Suspension:
  Live Axle / Double Wishbone / Trailing Link / Coil Springs
Wheels:
   
Front:
  n/a
Rear:
  n/a
Tyres :
   
Front:
  n/a
Rear:
  n/a
Interior
Instruments:
  n/a
Articles and Media
Rover 2000 and 3500 cars used a coil spring front suspension system with an unusual layout. The coil springs sit in a horizontal position to the rear of the front wheel arches. Each wheel has one coil spring and one telescopic damper. A vertical strut, called the swivel pillar, is connected at its bottom end to the stub axle assembly. The bottom link and bottom link strut are also connected to the bottom of the swivel pillar, by means of a ball joint. These bottom link and link struts are then connected at their other ends to the car's underbody opposite the wheel hub assembly. The top of the swivel pillar is connected via a ball joint to a suspension arm. The arm pivots on a long, transverse bearing, each end of which is connected to the bulkhead. The suspension arm itself consists of a rod with a central "Y"-shaped projection. The swivel pillar is connected to one of the branches of the "Y"-shape and the coil spring is connected to the other branch. The other end of the coil spring is firmly attached to the bulkhead.
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