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Finally got it working. Unplugged everything and plugged back in. Saw red light blink on ECU, pressed twice to reset (how this somewhere?) and frunk motors finally worked. Then it wouldn’t latch, had to fiddle with lock plates and miraculously started working. Overall install took 6 hours :eek...

I have the same issue, but seems like mine is the mark 6. Connected everything and no power to the unit. It initially powered up but didn’t initiate properly, no clue what’s going one.

Just installed model y power frunk from EV Offer. The motor isn’t working, ECU lights came on flashing red but it later went away. I can’t close the trunk because latch doesn’t open. No response from them on Telegram. Anyone have any ideas?

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anyone have experience installing the model y version - it's longer and soft. does it make noise after installed from bouncing around?

@Kwame i just installed Redwood Ohlins GT and there's clunking in front right going over bumps. We couldn't figure out at the installer what was going on and it was isolated to front. Did you figure out what happened and were you able to resolve the issue over time?

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Yes! Thank you, revised!

Hi all, selling MPP Rear Camber Arms for Model 3 / Y. $370 and Solid front lower control arm bearings for $330 without press tool. Can deliver or make available for pickup around NJ/NYC. Brand new and unopened. In original shipping boxes. Decided to hold off on installing these for now.

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Yes, there are a few small chunks missing. Some were from driving through small pot holes (without damaging the rim, fortunately) and others from my tire shop taking tires on and off in between trying out different tires. I was told by independent tire shops they do not impact tire integrity.

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These have ~5000 miles. Thanks for looking.

Got these bad boys on this weekend. Redwood Forged RW-S5 Cyclone Wheel 20x10 +45 - Made for Tesla Model Y Continental DWS06+ 275/40/20 - 28.7" Diameter Thanks to Heath and Chris at @RedwoodMotors for getting these over so quickly! Redwood Ohlins GT Kit and FPX Rear Camber arms are going on...

Sorry, didn’t realize this was a MS post… pls ignore!

Bump:) finally got around to uploading pictures of the four wheels + tires. Reduced to $2000. Pickup in Jersey City or I can deliver/meet anywhere within 20 miles or so of NYC. Thanks for looking!

Redwood Forged RW-S5 Cyclone Wheel 20x10 +45 - Made for Tesla Model Y Continental DWS06+ 275/40/20 - 28.7" Diameter Thanks to Heath and Chris at @RedwoodMotors for getting these over so quickly! Redwood Ohlins GT Kit and FPX Rear Camber arms are going on next!

$760 - and yes they will fit on MY. I’m selling two wheels.

For Sale: ‘22 Tesla Model 3 Performance For Sale 2 wheels with center caps No scratches. OEM. Available to pick up or I can deliver within 20 miles of NYC Size: 20X9.0" Offset: +34 PCD: 5X114.3 Center Bore: 64.1mm Weight: 32 lbs Lug Nut Spec: 21mm Hex, 14X1.50 Thread Lug Nut Torque Spec...

I ordered FPX for maximum comfort and low noise and vibration. Curious what others say.

Full set, no curb rash. Comes with center caps and tpms. Tires around 8/32 overall excellent condition. $2200 OBO

yea if sold, OP please update

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Update: Two 21" x 10.5" Rear Uberturbine Wheels - $700 ($350 each) The Uberturbine Wheel was the standard wheel equipped on the Model Y Performance. It included a center wheel cap that attaches to the center cap hole. This is the rear left and right wheelset. The Uberturbine is Gunpowder (satin...

Just finished my set up inspired by @smithrukami's video . Swapped from standard 21" staggered with Michelin AS4s. Front: 20x9 Uberturbine - Michelin CC2 255/45/20 - 29.1" Rear: 21x9.5 Uberturbine (former front wheels) - Michelin CC2 275/40/21 - 29.6" Initial thoughts: Overall ride feels...

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Looks like you’re on inductions (9.5”) vs uberturbine (9”) width, correct? The latter should provide some rim protection on CC2 255/45/20s I believe. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.

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Selling rear wheels, no scuffs brand new from Tesla. 275/35/21 Tires have 7.5/32” treads. Also selling front 255/35/21 tires. Asking $1200 for rear wheel set and $500 for front tires. Wheels come with TPMS sensors

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Also selling 2 x rear Michelin Pilot All Season OEM 275/35/21 tires, 7.5 / 32 tread. None of the tires have any damage.

Will post some pics early next. Wheels are pristine, just replaced by Tesla. Original OEM Michelin Sport All Season 4, around ~4000 miles. Comes with the original TPMS. No hub cabs. Asking $1200. Pickup in Tri-State area. Can deliver if within 50 miles.

yes, you are correct.

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Also if anyone wants to trade or wants to buy, I have 2 x 21x9.5" rear MYP Uberturbines wheels with Michelin All Season Sport Tires 8/32 tread.

WTB: 2 x Model 3 20" Uberturbine 20x9 wheels, can pick up in NJ / NYC. Don't need tires.

thanks, in the video, for the rears, he is using the OEM rear 9.5" wheel and stock 275/35/21 tires. I want to use the 21" OEM front (9" wheels) with 265/40/21 tires for additional sidewall and rim protection. Just making sure that's what you're thinking. Curious to your take! Thanks!

I want to do 20" front (M3P Ubers) and 21" back (9" MYP Ubers) based on this video: . Conceptually it makes sense that swapping suspension will have more impact than changing out tires/wheels. Have you compared increasing tire sidewalls with coil-overs from MPP, Ohlins, or UP?

Has anyone tried 255/45/20 in front (M3P 20" Uberturbines) and 265/40/21 (MYP 21" Front 9.5" Uberturbines) in back? Trying to maximize comfort but also not replace both wheels and add a bit of staggering to give rear engine more traction on my MYP.

I tried the hard rubber 6mm tube and they also eventually fell out for me. What worked, actually, was to cut a piece of the roof noise dampening tubes that were too thin for my roof gap. They ended up fitting perfectly in the A frame and is much more malleable/easier to install. So far they’ve...

After trying three sets, found the absolute perfect set. It’s version 2 painted exact metallic blue for the M3. Link below, but looks like it’s currently out of stock. Highly recommend these because 1. No screws needed unlike other versions 2. Exact color match and looks great! 3. Minimal...

I bought this set from Amazon that includes dead pedal block (3M tape to the carpet) and aluminum pedals. Looks great and stays put :) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Y2S6D5T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I just took delivery of my 2020 M3 PD3- in metallic blue, absolutely love the car!:) I previously had a 2018 LR AWD M3 in the same color. I noticed a few additional differences between 2020 vs. 2018, especially items relating to 3rd party accessories. 1. 2020 M3 gaps between roof...

Hi all, just introducing myself. Love the community. I recently traded up a 2018 Model 3 Blue LR AWD for a 2020 Blue AWD P3D-! Picking her up tomorrow from Springfield NJ. This forum's been absolutely amazing! And even more rewarding than owning an amazing car is being part of this incredible...

Tesla Model 3 Acceleration Boost $2000 Update - Model 3 0-60 Time

Looks like your prayers have been answered! OTA upgrade for M3 AWD owners to go 0-60 in 3.9 sec. $2k!