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Hello Adhir, I am not very familiar with P5's but I am sure that others here will be able to either answer your questions or point you into a direction for solving problems.

G'day Paul, Thanks for the comments about my 'Run in Gloria'.
I have sent a P.M. to you.

G'day Paul, Wife and I have two 90's both with 100 engines. Both had radials when we bought them, 185/80 R15. I bought a new set for one car about two years ago, they are Kumho brand, and I'm very pleased with them. About 12 months ago we had a set fitted to the other car, but Kumho weren't availabl...

Good Photos, Paul. I am very intrigued by the radiator grill. Do you know any history for it? I have never seen one like it.

Hope you can enjoy your car, Paul. Could you post some photos?

Dane.

Beware! If you get one, another soon follows as you have found out. Not sure how it happens, but Rovers seem to breed and you end up with several of them. Having said that though, they are there to enjoy!

I have had a similar problem with a P4 100 engine, so this might not be the answer, but it might help. The car in question would lose water after only about two miles of driving from cold. Top off the water and it was right for the rest of the day. I blamed the thermostat, tested it and it was not b...

On Saturday May the 1st., about 90 cars of various makes and ages, assembled in the town of Maffra for a trip to Buchan. Ian Kennedy was the organisor on behalf of the Gippsland Vehicle Collection, a volunteer group that maintain a museum in what is known as the 'The Maffra Shed' The occasion was to...

Happy to help, Dirk.

Don't forget that BE Tyres are high pressure. It is partly the pressure that keeps the beads inside the rim. (I believe they are sometimes called 'clincher rims' in the States)

By high pressure, I mean 70 to 80 psi and I mean it!

Don't take my word for it, check with T owners.