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I'm the one percentage that doesn't like wheel spacers.

I tried to link my HomeLink that came in my Mustang to the garage door. Tried different ways but no luck. Turned out that HomeLink in North America uses a different frequency. So I bought this Hõrmann door opener that you can plug in the cigaret lighter. Works like a charm.

Is that a decal on the rmrear side panel?

I had many German cars and they were spot on. They advertised crank hp and you get whp

I have no clue. I asked chatgpt and it said they should have the 486hp like in North America. But this prasitic drivetrain loss is well known with American cars unfortunately.

Yeah, the calculation was not right since our car makes 486hp. So there is more drivetrain loss than his calculation.

The Dark Horse is a Mustang too 😜

Looks great

That's the Atlantic Ocean version of the Mustang 🤣

Where did you get the 464hp from?

Now i get it. You only have the sound when the light turns on and on american cars there is also a sound when the light turns off.

Maybe I'm looking at the wrong video? The video you posted is just on and off. I don't see or hear any difference.

Because the sound you hear is the same as the lights that go on. You have 3 blinkers on each side, so you hear a sound every time a light comes on.

I didn't know what he meant with galoping sound on the blinker. To me it's just the sound of the lights. The only galiping sound I know is the galop sound when turning the car on. The other one is just a sequential sound of the 3 lights, but I guess people like to call that one also galoping...

It's a common thing, but mostly on 4 cilinder cars to sound cool.

Don't be that insecure. Enjoy your car. 1 million people, 1 million opinions. Who cares what other think about your car. No need for a thread to prove that your car is "better" than a regular GT.

And what went through your brain to think that should be thread worthy?

So what information or question is this thread about?

https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/gallop-blinker.175066/ I was thinking about this thread

If your turn signal makes a galoping sound, then one of your lights are broken. The only galoping sound on the Mustang is the sound when you turn on the car, which some people have and some don't have. It is still a mystery why this galop sound is changed to the old Ford sound for many...