Photos of the 2015 Ford Mustang Lit Up At Night

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http://autospies.com/news/FIRST-NIGHT-Photos-Of-The-All-New-2015-Ford-Mustang-79307/

Uh... Is that a GT with a boost gauge, or am I going crazy?

Woa......

Hmmm

Appears so -- maybe it only operates in vacuum...

What I'm seeing is in the GT revealed in NY there were no gauges.



And in one of the shots of the I4 there are gauges but they look different than the ones seen here.



The pics the OP posted all appear to be of the GT. Now it could be that the GT shown in NY didn't have gauges because it comes with PP but the boost gauge is still curious.

Cool pics. It's too bad the toggle switches don't light up. I was hoping for a little light strip along the edge of each.

There were gauges in the GT revealed in LA (oil press & vac).
The boost gauge in the i4 goes to 30 and this one only goes to 15. So I'm definitely curious now. Maybe a factory supercharger option for the GT?

What does HCG stand for in that boost gauge?

Great idea but too bad it appears they used the worst digital camera ever made

The Sarge said:

What does HCG stand for in that boost gauge?

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Seems it's to measure the level of your testosterone. Which will obviously be off the scale driving S550 :lol:

http://www.peaktestosterone.com/Testosterone_HCG.aspx

How does HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin or human chorionic gonadotrophin) raise testosterone? Structurally, HCG is very similar to LH (Leutinizing Hormone). And, in fact, HCG's testosterone superpowers come from the fact that the body thinks it is LH. If you'll recall, LH is sent from the pituitary and signals the testes to make testosterone. Therefore, HCG also acts as a signal to your testicles to pump out more T.

The Sarge said:

What does HCG stand for in that boost gauge?

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HCG is the acronym for hot-cathode gauge -- also known as hot-filament ionization gauge. It is a type of gauge widely used to measure low-pressure vacuumhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torr_%28unit%29.

Love the ponies on the two screens.

Wild Stang said:

Great idea but too bad it appears they used the worst digital camera ever made

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And it seems to have some "filter" applied. I'd almost rather not see the images. :doh:

Is that what competition orange looks like?

bwilly said:

Is that what competition orange looks like?

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Are you referring to this picture?:shocked: