Recent content by amoney805

Definitely needs coil overs or springs.

I have this issue with my factory rims/tires.

Got new shocks on my 23' MYP with 3k miles on it and got an alignment at the same time. The toe was out of whack on both the front and rear on the passenger side. Must have came like that from the factory.

Thats a huge exaggeration. You will never get an air ride feeling on this car, but it is a nice improvement from my comfort suspension. Even better improvement from the original suspension.

I've never tried the reds, but I hear they are tuned on the stiffer side, so probably not much improvement from the comfort suspension on my 2023. The Reifen Reber version that I mentioned are supposed to be more similar to the Model 3 Highland that people are raving about. FYI Koni has the...

You mean better ride quality? You're not the first person to say this about Koni reds. There is a better version of the reds, its a collaboration between Koni and a German company called Reifen Reber. Unfortunately it's hard to get a hold of in the US which is why I went with Tein.

I just had these installed. The installer trimmed the bottom third. I don't have any noise issues with them.

Doubt it. I went through 4 sets on my Model 3 and all had it.

Went back today. Still not visible in my GPS but the chargers worked, albeit very slow. I think I maxed out around 80kwh.

Interesting, I just drove by there last night coming back from Fremont and it didn't show up on my GPS. Must have just turned on today.

I got my MYP OEM tires warrantied in Dec, but they charged me $243.

i think I'll head up to ZEVcentric. It will be cheaper and they include an alignment.

So much for that shop. 1k to install Tein Endurapro shocks. I nearly spit out my milk!🤣

Wheres the video?

Right. I was thinking Flex Z Coilovers.