Strange Speedometer on GT350

lemers · Aug 28, 2016

HizliBullet said:
nope, but we got the universally recognized unit of measure called "metric".. like the rest of the world..indicated by the green area

As a world traveler, I'm all for standardize units of measure. It goes beyond the metric system too.

Temperature and voltage as well needs to be standardized.

Dary · Aug 28, 2016

lemers said:
As a world traveler, I'm all for standardize units of measure. It goes beyond the metric system too.

Temperature and voltage as well needs to be standardized.

Amen to that.

None2Slow · Aug 28, 2016

Dary said:
Amen to that.

I agree also, to MPH and inches :thumbsup:

drudge · Jan 22, 2018

Hello,

Sorry for wake up that Thread but I have one question.
Someone knows where I can buy a canadian kmh odo plate for my GT350 with mph Odo for Exchange? There is any Ford OEM Part No. for this?

I want The original and not aftermarket. Thank you for help.

HotLap · Jan 22, 2018

Hey I noticed the strut tower brace is different as well...my 2017 Gt350 only has the "Ford Performance" plate riveted to the middle of the brace, no "Made in Dearborn MI or other wording"...could be a model year change between the 16's and 17's, similar to the door sill plates...

HizliBullet · Jan 22, 2018

again this proves the american miles system sucks lol

5.2 VooDoo · Jan 22, 2018

One other change of note;

Oil pressure is in BAR...Oil temp is in Celsius

482supersnake · Jan 26, 2018

I found another car with a dash like this. It too is from the Great White North and has been brought into the US. From what I've been researching some manufactures won't honor the factory warranty in the US if the car was originally sold in Canada. Also another article I read said you can sometimes have a hard time financing a car from Canada in the US.

geepaw · Jan 26, 2018

Weird that would vary

montreal ponies · Jan 26, 2018

482supersnake said:
I found another car with a dash like this. It too is from the Great White North and has been brought into the US. From what I've been researching some manufactures won't honor the factory warranty in the US if the car was originally sold in Canada. Also another article I read said you can sometimes have a hard time financing a car from Canada in the US.

Ford Canada has honored my last US spec Mustang Factory warranty. I don't see it being an issue.

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