I only want the software upgrade. Do you think it's going to be available on its own?
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He does say at 6:10 of the video "Track mode 2.. anyone with the performance is getting that by default."
I only want the software upgrade. Do you think it's going to be available on its own?
So, no, those are same brake calipers and rotors, but higher temp pads and fluids.Is it better and upgraded cooling system for the batteries? Larger brakes higher faster speeds When I hear track pack cars I think of the Mustang track cars. Will this be a competitive track car? If so that is awesome
Is it better and upgraded cooling system for the batteries? Larger brakes higher faster speeds When I hear track pack cars I think of the Mustang track cars. Will this be a competitive track car? If so that is awesome
Have you driven a P3D with Cup2s in the wet? I have and they are remarkably good. They are much better than the original Cups. Not ideal, but they are useable and you don't have to worry about a shower of rain during your track day.Stickier tires in hardware only, but makes sense to remember that wet performance of Cup 2 is crap.
And M3P suspension is scary soft and unstable on any full size track, IMHO.
I did not driven on Tesla with Cups. I used them on Evo X. And while it was way better than Toyo R888, it was still scary for long drive heavy rain. How is it compare to MSP4S on the street? And which size you use?Have you driven a P3D with Cup2s in the wet? I have and they are remarkably good. They are much better than the original Cups. Not ideal, but they are useable and you don't have to worry about a shower of rain during your track day.