Recent content by Level8Drummer

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Not sure! I doubt you will need spacers. if you get your wheels and discover that you do Amazon and summit racing have lots for sale.

Sorry I meant to reply to this thread the other day! I love the Apex ec7 wheels in 18x9.5. these are the reasons why: they bolt directly on and clear the brakes and clear the chamfered lip on the hub, and do NOT require centering rings, even if they say they do. The offset is perfect front...

2022 Model 3 performance here, which is a gen 2 tesla, 42k miles. No maintenance, nothing has broken or failed other than replacing the gps antenna under warranty. We have just replaced tires as needed. No gas car could do that. L8d

I highly recommend the apex 18x9.5 wheels. The ec7s are great, and I have no issues without hub centric spacers, on the street or track. Brake clearance is great. They are lighter and stronger than most other options. Simply a higher performance wheel than others at the price point. I run...

And I removed that scoop shaped duct in video 1 and it has made the stinky smell show up 90% less. I have not changed my filters since I initially started this thread. As per the videos the rest of what's necessary is up to Tesla programming not sucking in outside moist air in an attempt to...

I read that the service menu shows you this information now without any scanning tools.

Sold! Don't know how to mark it or change post, or delete post...

Another bump

So are the front axles still an issue on new model X's if you get on power hard all the time? Have they improved that over time if they've made major changes?

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No conclusion here.

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Perhaps you could do better and make the post polite?

There was some good info in that post, and I thank you for it. I'll put it here for others to read: You’d need to make sure that the hot wires from the two plugs are on the same phase of service, that each leg of each circuit connects to the same blades in each receptacle, which you would...