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It should be available by software update soon

No camber arms yet. Other option for the RS4s is 235-35-19 but that would be like 3.5% smaller. Would that create any power train issues apart from the speedometer error ? Unless I can go with 18” but not sure if wheels will clear the calipers. There are more sizes on the 18” like 265-40-18

According to this 9 should do 🤷🏼‍♂️

Looks like this is the only 9” option at tire rack...

Any idea if this tires would fit M3P ? RS4s 275/35ZR19 ...

Did you figured out if you need the permit ?

I see.... I do understand that they would technically induce understeer, but not quite sure which of the options would induce more/less understeer... or if you would even be able to tell the difference in understeer at all......

I guess you could always do 14mm front and 20mm rear.... I need to try the 14mm ones myself... then i'll decide if i go 5mm front 14mm rear or maybe 14mm front and 20mm rear although i think this might be too aggressive... seems like the rear stock are quite a bit further in than the...

They fit fine cause these are slip-ons with extended shank lug nuts.... so there is no issue with the studs hitting the rim as you are reusing the car studs

When do these expire ?

I think this post cleared it out ... Model 3 Performance Spacers so for 1. stock suspension 2. stock rotors 3. Uberturbine wheels 4. stock tires 235/35/20 studded: 18mm minimum or you can also do 20mm (20mm seems to stick out too much...

what would you recommend for a non-lowered stock camber & height M3P with uberturbines ?

So confusing lol I was just going for what it was said here https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/posts/7051464/ Seems like the latest M3Ps don’t have fitment issues from what is said on those posts So to summarize on stock height and camber 14mm front and rear non-studded spacers is your...

Let's say for now on stock camber.... 20mm won't work ?

So then 14mm front / 20mm rear would also work on the stock 20" right ? it would just still 6mm more than the picture in the rear

Sounds good...i'll continue on the other thread or PM

What tires do you guys run on the track ?.... Last I used were the Hankook RS4s and they last ages.... would like to go that way but not quite sure about sizes.... would probably prefer to go 18" and 255 maybe

I see... but say you want do HPDE you might want some more extra camber.... btw what's the stock camber in the front ?

Ok so basically to have any adjustability front and rear you need these? https://www.mountainpassperformance.com/product/tesla-model-3-y-front-upper-control-arms-corkscrew-adjustable/ https://www.mountainpassperformance.com/product/tesla-model-3-y-rear-camber-arms/ Is there any other more cost...

So you guys are saying that on the 2022 model 3 perf you can use either 15mm or 18mm without figment issues ?

I see. I used to run around -1.8 in my BMW and seemed to be a good compromise between street and hpde Thanks for the details. So I guess if you do coil overs then you need the adjustable arms in the rear to adjust camber What about the front. Is camber adjustable with the stock arms if you...

What’s the stock camber? What’s the reason for the camber adjustment? Thanks

Which spacers did you go with ? Link?