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It should be: 4a 7500 4b 25% 4c 1875 4b and 4c could differ depending on when you purchased your car. TutboTax isn't doing the calculations correctly. When I did mine, it came up with a full credit of $7500 which I knew was wrong, so I put in $1875. On my 8936 it came out exactly like yours...

Same here - mine was just rejected due to using TurboTax and entering the $1875 credit. It wasn't calculating correctly so I put in the correct amount. I guess I just need to wait until 2/20 and see if the form is corrected.

I am having the same issue. However, when I click view form, the 8936 that comes up mentions NOTHING about phase out. It says that the credit value is calculated based off of battery size... If I leave TurboTax to do the calculation is comes back with a $7500 credit. Might have to wait for them...

Yes, its 3M automotive adhesive. Assuming the part you are attaching (in this case the spoiler) is the correct shape and the adhesive is applied correctly, it should stay attached for a long time. This is precisely the issue with the OEM Tesla spoilers. The shape is mismatched and the ends of...

I’d recommend that you have a flash drive, SSD, or MicroSD w/ adapter formatted and ready to go for delivery. From there, floor mats, a screen protector, and console wrap if you don’t like the piano black console. I also picked up a console organizer for the front compartment under the phone...

I went with the SanDisk MobileMate USB 3.0 microSD Card Reader and a Samsung PRO Endurance 128GB Micro SDXC Card. This combo has been running flawlessly for 3 months so far.

Still can't edit posts, but I wanted to note that some of the gap in the above pictures is a shadow from the edge of the spoiler. The edge does not have a radius so it makes it look like there is a large gap with the shadows in those pictures.

It'll be nice once this is up and running. Thanks for all of the recent updates!

I think that'll be a good strategy. I recall reading a post on reddit where someone had these mud flaps almost wear through the PPF. Probably a poor install, but concerning nonetheless... Obviously the less movement there is, the better off you are.

I ended up buying it last week for the hell of it. It arrived yesterday and despite never seeing an OEM one in person I was quite pleased. It comes nice packaged with masking tape, alcohol wipes, and adhesion promoter. I measured out 5" from each side of the trunk edge, put down some masking...

It'll be interesting to see what peoples cars look like after they take their mud guards off for cleaning or w/e reason. I'd bet that most people are going to report back with some type of wear/damage if they didn't install multiple layers of vinyl or a layer of PPF. My Model 3 is black and...

My guess is that even if they are tight they are going to leave some wear marks if there is no PPF behind them. I attempted to install mine last night, and just the act of simply holding them in place to measure out some PPF has left scratches. I can only image what kind of damage they'll do in...

Anyone give this a try yet: https://www.amazon.com/SUMK-Performance-Carbon-Spoiler-Compatible/dp/B07Y2TNT9F/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=sumk+model+3&qid=1574450042&sr=8-4 Seems to be a pretty close copy the OEM.

New soon to be owner and first post! Put a deposit on a LR AWD Performance yesterday. I was super excited to find one in the northeast. There is another just outside of Boston if anyone is looking for a Black on Black in the NE.