575 Technical Thread

Ian- Affirmative, it is called a Monroney for the Senator that sponsored a bill requiring an MSRP tag for base price and options on all US sold cars. The EPA later jumped on the band wagon and required the EPA mileage results to be provided. In the olden days, nobody knew what the actual price was on anything and buyers were at the mercy of dealers.

Ferrari Monroneys are sometimes comical and you will discover, for instance, that early 612s came with 4 speed automatic transmissions with torque converters. Data obviously carried over from the 456M GTA.


Any Ferrari dealer can pull a build sheet or option sheet (less information) on your car from MODIS, their computer based diagnosis and sales system. Build sheet for an HGTC below.
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To make them easier to find.
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Derik- I think you are going to need your own thread for this. Best idea is probably to have them wound here in the US, like one owner already did. No specs on HGTC springs.

 

Rob- Already have her. Believe she is red/tan F1 with Assembly Number 59095. Very late 575M and Matthias Urban's database shows only 6 575Ms built after her that we know about. Would love to see some photos.

Here is the wrecked, three pedal, March 03 575M that has been mentioned here before. SN 132173, AN 49435, Rosso Corsa and Beige.
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Rob- I probably got her from the dealer advert before you bought her. Very pretty. What kind of wheels are those?

Forgot the attachment in the last post, so here she is.
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Rob- Are the nuts for the modular design real or simulated? IE are they really two piece or just made to look that way?

 

Tell them to call FNA and ask how to do it. Every dealer has the capability. Will likely be in black and white, but it can be done and has been done recently.

 

Very low mileage 575M (7K) at Scottsdale Sport, who now have 3 575Ms. Unusual color combination on this one in the interior, nero paint with cuoio interior, but nero Daytonas with cuoio stripes and a nero leather rear shelf. 18" wheels, red calipers. This one has all the 575M updates except the clutch position sensor with waterproof connectors. So it has the steering position sensor, new shocks including half a set of HGTC shocks, with the new mounting hard and soft parts for all four shocks.
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Alex- Will add her to mine and Matthias Urban's lists when you send me the assembly number. Assume she is a "B" Euro car? Neither of us have her on our lists.

 

Not sure if there is anything wrong with this SA, but it is bargain priced on E-Bay. Nero with Nero Daytonas and leather rear bulkhead, 5200 miles and FHP. Weird sales arrangement so buyer perform due diligence. Could be a really good deal.

 

Alex Lin's Japanese 02, 3 pedal, 575M 128470, AN 45694. Rosso Corsa with Nero interior.
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Two of my friends missed out on this Nero/Nero with Daytonas late CY 03, early 04 575M, 135673, AN 53045. FHP, modulars, and the free red calipers that came with FHP.
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One of our European friends sent in his "B" F1 575M with out of range Grigio Nuvolari paint over beige. 137032, AN 54605 and very pretty with the modulars. Darker than Grigio Ingrid, it appears.
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Thought this might be handy. Full list from 97-08 attached. Here are the numbers for the 575s that are now also in the back of the serial number vs assembly number document.

Paint Colors during 575M/Superamerica Production
Color 2002 2003 2004 2005
Red 48.2% 54.6% 55.0% 51.4%
Black 9.6% 10.9% 14.2% 15.7%
Gray 25.4% 18.1% 16.0% 20.9%
Yellow 7.1% 5.7% 4.1% 4.5%
Blue 7.3% 7.8% 7.4% 4.9%
White 0.8% 1.2% 1.7% 1.5%
Green 0.4% 0.1% 0.1% 0.0%
Other 1.1% 1.5% 1.4% 1.3%
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Markus- Very nice. Will save that.