Recent content by kessel_run

I can't fit a slim teenager in between my two car seats, for family outings we need to take the other car to fit everyone.

Havent put a fairing on mine, i feel like i read somewhere that it actually reduced the mileage more that just the roof rack alone.

Its usually user error in not installing it correctly.

I would guess you didnt get the hooks under the mounting points located on the glass. You can feel when they are in position, if not you just tightened the brackets onto the glass and broke it. Save up for a new roof i guess.

The only real things that can be done is Lighter wheels/Better tires and weight reduction. Weight reduction would be removing the seats that you dont use/need and if you are trying to go full racecar/track only type vehicle replace the glass with polycarbonate. There is no 'tune' out there to...

Had mine replaced in Virginia last month. $1020 before tax Price Breakdown: Windshield: $700 Primer: $6 Sealant: $50 Labor amount: $263.25

I agree that's steep. Maybe they will waive shipping for black Friday. They are Canadian which probably is why shipping is so much.

https://www.badgeskins.com/store/p1135/Tesla-Model-3-Visor-Overlay-Set.html They finally put up a link for them. I am in no way affiliated with the company other than I tested it on my car.

So they actually made me some in silver too. I'm trying to see when they will go into production. Not really sure what the hesitation is.

100%. Fsd is nowhere near ready for that, half the time you have to just merge on and trust that others will give some space, which I can't see how Fsd would do that.

We have ones just like this in Virginia, except traffic goes the other way of course. Where I'm from in update NY we have huge roundabouts with like 6-8 roads meeting in to one, but again they are large circles.

My number seems to change pretty often so I would take that with a grain of salt. Check it again in a week and see what it says.

OH ya exactly. I do not regret the LR one bit. I have a Draggy also that I used on previous cars. Might take the car out and do some comparison measurements to see how accurate the quarter mile time is on this.

"In the current app version, measurements are taken using the Tesla's "one foot rollout" technique. Measurements using this method always show slightly better results." That's probably why. If I remember correctly for the SR and LR Tesla advertises a true 0-60. For the P it uses a rollout...

Ya I let them know about that. It is showing KMs for us even though the label says miles. That should be an easy fix for them when they push an update.