Recent content by MrSlowEv

Dog gon it.. Tesla/Elon got us again..

Hey Gents, I also have a 2022 Model S Plaid with this same issue. It presented itself for the first time tonight. I’ve opened a service ticket and have an appointment next Tuesday. Have either of you guys been able to get this resolved?

Did you get any passes in with the plaid?

I forgot about the passenger.. 😅😅. She kept it together real well, given the circumstances.

Yeah I saw that too, balls of steel on that guy. Did you happen to catch his time?

I agree 100%. I also feel that at times Tesla has “over sold” some of their products. So it would not surprise me if they elected to make the claim of the car trapping 155mph based on formulas/equations. I’m not saying it’s impossible but I personally haven’t seen one doing it yet, in the stock...

In the factory configuration, not to my knowledge. But there are some that claim it is possible in theory.. I’m more of “real world result” kind of guy though..

I stand corrected. I apologize.

You’re absolutely right. I just fact checked it to verified it. I will shut up now. My apologies. Thank you for the correcting me.

Believe it or not, it does work like every other Macpherson strut style suspension in the world. This is very elementary knowledge. It’s even pretty well known on this forum too. There are aftermarket adjustable camber arms available that are tried and proven to extend the rear tire life of the...

That inner edge wear pattern is indicative of negative camber as most of the vehicle’s weight is riding on the inner edge of the tire. Excessive toe (positive or negative) will create a “feather” type of wear pattern across the surface of the tire as the tire “scrubs” across the road surface...

I hope this wasn’t a steer-by-wire failure..

I just can’t see a motor or inverter failure affecting your park sensors, as shown in the video you posted. These systems seem unrelated. I very well could be wrong, as I don’t have any mechanical/technical experience on this car line. My opinion is that it’s an issue involving the software update.

I can appreciate the demon for what it is. Dodge did well by producing a drag ready car that can wheelie right off the show room floor. It sounded great too. Seems like a fun a car to drive.

Yeah, I found that interesting as well.