Recent content by shokunin

Having owned mutliple teslas, I will say that our Model Y P requires the most effort to keep the pedal depressed and hold it at a certain speed. Compared side by side to our model 3 it's night and day. It's like driving a car with a heavier clutch.

Why don't just buy the rims and tires separately and have the mounted/balanced without mounting them onto the Y. Assuming you have a jack, hockey puck and lug wrench & torque wrench, just mount them at home yourself. Just tell a local shop it's for a 2020 porsche macan or some other car with...

Build quality was better than what I was expecting. When you set the bar low, it's easy to be pleased. No real issues (that bother me) on mine. The bottom far edge/corner of the passenger headlight protrudes maybe 2mm from the bumper but it's minor. The drivers side door where the front...

Just picked up our MYP Blue/White/Tow no FSD from the Irvine Service Center VIn NF399xxx Ryzen, Michelin PS4AS No mud flaps, no PPF Original EDD 3/9-3/31 and VIN assigned 3/14 All the other MYPs had Pirelli's so was pleasantly surprised mine had PS4AS.

Sounds about right take the price you reserved at then add: $1200 destination and documentation $750+ for California Registration and License $5000+ in sales tax based on your regisration address and local taxes.

Make sure you also have the correct rim, the rear rims are 1" wider (9.5" front, 10.5" rear).

The infographic asset used in the manual that showed cooled seats is the same asset used in the Model S/X manual (which does have ventilated seats). Copy image from model S manual, paste into Model Y manual not realizing the images are not 100% interchangeable.

The earnings report says "These first vehicles will be built using 2170 cells." for gigafactory berlin

No way you're going ot get 80% charge in 10 mins with current vehicle pack and supercharger architecture, with or without 4680's.

Since the MCU and AP are in the same water cooled enclosure, I'd wait for AP HW 4.0 to be released with Cybertruck. There's always something better around the corner

Yeah, I would rather have last year's blue than 2009 yellow

Looks like 2022 is back to a yellow decal.

In California, the sales tax is based on the registration address. I can go to LA and buy and car and register it to my OC address and pay 7.75% sales tax. If I register to an LA address the sales tax could be 10.25%. Assuming an in-state purchase for vehicles, it doesn't matter where it's...

Yes, it has the build month/year on the drivers side door label, along with tire/PSI, curb weight, etc.

You don't see 15" or 16" because they won't clear the brake calipers.