2005-2009 Mustang Information on The S197 {Gen1}

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Old 7/20/04, 02:14 PM
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I'm sure many of you are receiving that email update from ford as I'm typing, but I just looked at the new pdf and there's mention of an optional chronometer in the '05!!!

http://cdn.rsc01.net/ig.rsc01.net/responsy.../main_debut.pdf
Old 7/20/04, 02:18 PM
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hmmm
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Sounds like a freebie, can't be an option right?
Just keep your eye on the brand-new available
chronometer. 0 to 30 mph. Wait, 0 to 60 mph. Hang on, 0 to 100 mph
(on a supervised track, of course).

Or better yet what does available mean? $$
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I'm assuming 'available' means 'optional' - shouldn't be too steep, I'd think. Maybe part of the premium package?
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It comes with the Interior Upgrade Package/MyColor feature. Someone posted photos of the chronometer a few weeks ago; it's part of the message center.
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Can I ask? What is the purpose of a chronometer?
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to measure time
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Just another little toy. Hopefully it will automatically measure acceleration (0 - 60, etc) time.
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wow. it does sound like a kewl little toy. more to mess with while i'm in traffic i guess. B)
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I think its like the explorer/exped one that just keeps trip times allong with trip odo.
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I think its like the explorer/exped one that just keeps trip times allong with trip odo.
That helps alot. I am familiar with the one in the Explorer. I personally probably will never use it.


I'm sure many of you are receiving that email update from ford as I'm typing, but I just looked at the new pdf and there's mention of an optional chronometer in the '05!!!
I thought it was just great to finally get an email from Ford!!

Thanks for posting the countdown clock, its cool watching the days click by till Job 1.
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What was the e-mail? I registered a while ago still no e-mail yet!!!!!!
I just re registered hope to get one,
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The only thing better would be a built-in GTech
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i bet you can get a stopwatch and a calculator a heck of a lot cheaper
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yah,..,...but this would be more accurate,,,,,quicker than pretty much any finger-to-stopwatch results one can do
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true, but in reality just another gimmick 99% of people will never use.
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kinda like the trunk release in the trunk,,,,,, or an engine block heater in florida,,,

,,,,wonder what the mafia thinks of this concept of being able to open a trunk from inside :scratch:
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I would guess most people who test it out would do it in a track. I wonder how accurate it will be when compared to the track's stopwatch.
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Cool toy!!!
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Originally posted by hdwrench@July 20, 2004, 10:53 PM
true, but in reality just another gimmick 99% of people will never use.
Its just a line of code in the computer, so it costs virtually nothing.

You cant exactly use it for any kind of performance testing anyway.


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