Recent content by islandbayy

Ray's got it covered. Take a look at the FAQ at www.SuperchargerTravel.com and join the group. We have all the Pro's that can help get you back up and running!

IF that is the original battery. Quite likely that amount of supercharging was done at a service center/factory to get it charged up for transport. Also, that is based on the battery, not car.

Crazy, I've gotten defective parts OTC locally, and they were more than happy to switch them out. Can you try a different service center?

Due to low number of orders, REAL 40's were never produced. Instead, all the 40's were software locked 60's. For a fee, it could be unlocked to a 60, and another fee would allow supercharging. No hardware change required.

Have you thought about third party battery replacement/repair? www.SuperchargerTravel.com is a good place to start. Read through the FAQ, join the BMS error facebook group. Replacement solutions can be had for around $8k and less for repair/fixes.

At the 1 year mark in my 2012 P85, going strong. If memory serves me correctly, it has a higher kWh capacity than my 90 currently holds (after degradation!)

I upgraded my front camera myself. The picture has better colors than the original red/grey, and clearer, but honestly, the picture is still crap, and amazing thats what is being used for FSD. The backup camera level would have been the minimum i'd have thought they would have used. If you...

What you see in terms of charge cycles on SMT, is what the BMS reports as what it considers the equivalent of 0-100% charge cycles. Not actual physical charge cycles, but the equivalency of 0-100%, which is what a "charge cycle" is.

Just curious, have you tried 100% charging a couple times at a SUPERCHARGER. Not AC charging? I find the balance stops MUCH sooner with AC charging compared to Supercharging. Example, my MX was out of wack last May when I went to pick up my Mother In Law from Ohare (Coming in from China). I 100%...

WOW! Impressive! How well did the car handle the heat from charging?

I'm coming up on 2 years and over 60,000 miles, at least on my Ohmmu. It was the older version without the self heating. It has been working flawlessly since install. For some reason, Tesla decided to Overcharge the lead acid batteries, and they are being cooked and the electrolite is being...

Can't verify, however, I believe I've seen people report peak speeds as high as 44kW.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/need-three-more-jdemo-orders-can-we-count-on-you.202930/

There is an after-market product called Jdemo, which allows the roadsters to use CHAdeMO DC fast charging.