chago996

Does the sport chrono clock on dash illuminate at night along with the rest of the dash lights? Can't seem to find anything about it on manual. Can its lights be turned on on PCM or missed by Porsche? 2010 997.2.

No HTwo O

No, only when being used.

larrytrk

Unless you have a flat battery, default position is on all the time, has to be reset.

Mike in CA

Correct.

quickxotica

Correct. Which means it will never be lit, since you will never use the timing function except once or twice as a novelty.

limey940

i wish you get get sports chrono with clock delete...

stevepow

You can now - don't order, then do SC upgrade on the PDK.

limey940

Really, that is interesting, do you happen to know how much the SC addition would be?

TooSixy

$1,195 for PDK at Suncoast. This is just for the software upgrade and 2 buttons on the PCM, no Sport Chrono wart on the dash.

http://www.suncoastparts.com/product/9X7SM.html

ADias

Whoever orders a car w/o SC and adds the now available SC software later, misses the data logging portion. I would never buy a car w/o full SC.

Mike in CA

Wouldn't want SC to be without the wart. I like the wart. Long live the wart!

CBnAT

It's the first thing every new passenger asks me about.

ADias

And the answer is: that is a chronograph which (in the 997.2) is part of a data logging system for analysis by those who care about these things.

FallonBlood

Though I have not tried in a 2010 car, I just turned it on for a 2007 via piwis II, 997 > codings & adaptions > customer specific coding > illumination > illumination in standby on

dasams

Is the data logging detailed enough to be useful on track days? Useful to me means extracting lap times, ave and/or max speed, etc. I keep deferring my 911 purchase but one of these days dave