lowering links

Yesterday I installed “N2itive”new rear camberarms, and toe arms and lowering links on my 2016 Tesla model X P100D. I followed their video on installation, put my car in jack mode and performed the installation keeping all of the adjustments the way they came out of the box set at zero when...

I'm on the fence of getting either N2itive's Alignment Kit 1 or Unplugged Performance adjustable rear camber arm set and their lowering kit to proactively reduce/prevent front end shudder/inner tire wear on my new '23 Model X LR. Tesla still hasn't fixed the half shaft issue. Anyone have...

Can't seem to find this anywhere, so I did it myself. And I'm too stubborn to pay 3x as much for parts to do this when it's not necessary. Spacers - 25mm : Amazon.com : $95 Lowering Links : Airlinks Lowering Links for 2012-2020 Tesla Model S with Air Suspension | eBay : $60 First things...

For those who have gone with lowering links (I don't really care what brand) on a refreshed S, how has your ride quality been? How is it on rough roads in the default ride height? I am considering going with them to reduce wear on the front half shafts. As an experiment today, I rode around...

I have the rear tire tread separation issue on my 21” Michelin OEM tires on my Plaid. I had N2itive adjustable arms installed to correct this. I ended up having an unrelated suspension issue and Tesla will not touch my car with any aftermarket products attached to the suspension. My car makes...

My rear tires on my 21 Plaid have to be replaced a third time because of excessive wear. The car has under 12K miles. Big price difference between these two companies. Do they both do the same thing? Why the difference in price? Does the costlier one give something extra? No tires for me...

Anyone know the original length on the sensors? I can't find my original for the 2019 X. (I have from several cars. And don't know which car they belong to).

Hope all is well! We have a few Lowering Link Kits in stock here at EVS Motors. We have N2itive Lowering links for Model S/X Available for install. https://n2itive.me/product/rsx-1-plaid-performance-ride-height-adjustment-lowering-link-set-brackets-for-tesla-s-x/ Theyre $750 for parts, labor...

S and X owners looking to remove some of that huge wheel/fender gap, take a look at these lowering links we discovered. Dealt with a bunch of different ones for many years so we were really impressed with the design and quality of these. In the video, you see not only the N2itive links but also...

Hi Everyone, Just bought a used 2014 MS P85 that had lowering links installed with the 21" turbine wheels (squared set up). The left rear seems to be sagging a bit and I suspect it might be due to the adjustable lowering links. I'm the type of person to fix it right the first time so I plan on...

Wie heeft ervaring met voorkomen van 'accelleration shudder' ofwel zorgen dat de voorste aandrijfassen van Model S (in dit geval P85D van 2015) niet om de zoveel maanden of om de 50k km vervangen hoeven te worden? Ik heb onlangs deze auto gekocht en de voorste aandrijfassen hiervan zijn vrij...

Hey all, I've got a brand new set of the Airmatic Evolution lowering links for Model S for sale. I ended up getting UP lowering brackets for my car and never installed these, so I don't need them anymore. Asking $125, shipped via UPS Ground to the lower 48 - or $115 if you want to do a masked...

Hey, just wanted to share that I installed bloc lowering links on my model x. Took a couple pics/videos that I hope to share. Didn't find much content on lowering links online, especially for the model x. Really easy! I say if you can change a tire you can install links. But you have to be...

FOR SALE - Tesla Model S/X 2012-2020 Adjustable Lowering Links - Works with Any Air Suspension Tesla Vehicles (all years) $85 with free shipping included lower 48 Used for about 5k Miles - worked great and made the vehicle look amazing. Payment Accepted: Venmo or PayPal Friends and Family...

Hi guys, While I was researching wheels for my Model S (because wheels...) I found a thread with a wheel style I like installed on an Audi S8 and in the owner's post he mentioned that his car was lowered with the "Cete lowering module" - and I was all like, "WTF is the Cete lowering module?" So...