Recent content by dejavo0

Why worry about this when the cars will be driving themselves

There's an easy solution to this. Don't buy a new Tesla till they announce a big change or feature. Kind of like how I don't buy a new iPhone unless it's the brand spankin new model. That way you can feel good about it longer before the next cool feature is out

Looks like something that should be covered by warranty. Doesn't look like a scratch to me, it looks like the surface peeling.

How about making it in carbon fiber to match my carbon fiber trim.

Well that was polite of you to have waited. I would have told security to announce that if that mofo didnt move his truck in 15 minutes id bash in his window and put the car in neutral and push it away

Check out my new and improved Model S with double spoiler treatment. It would've been more awesome if was on my real car

I did it like the last pic of this TM.com thread http://www.teslamotors.com/forum/forums/constant-12v-source-dashcam-headliner-grill-plug-gone

I have mine hooked up to the glove box light fuse in the frunk. Figure that won't mess up anything should something go wrong

If you drove like crazy in your younger days...you're going to love having the P85. Mine is my daily driver and it is always fun at stop lights.

Its called a "Smart" Suspension, it needs to figure out how to move up and down depending on how fast I go, not sit at one level the whole time. I've owned other cars that have air suspensions and they adjust lower at highway speeds. Also, I've confirmed this was done on purpose with someone at...

or they can put that air dam that is in under the front of the Chevy Volt. Its pretty low to the ground and is likely to push aside objects such as a tow hitch.

I tried both configs. I can definitely feel more squat in acceleration with the p85 with coils. Also, one side of the rear squats down a lot more on a p85 with coils than on the plus during hard accession through a corner.( doing a right turn sweeper makes the left rear go down more, gives me an...

Saw Woz drive by the supercharger in Gilroy in a white Model S. I guess he didn't stop cause all bays were taken :(

Learned that the cause of this hum is an imbalance of something in the motor. I was told it was similar to an imbalances load of a washing machine spinning fast. So far the fix for my car is holding up.

That's why I upgraded to the studio sound package.:smile: