TheCharlesChen
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Is that the tsportline front refresh?
That looks like the Unplugged performance version. TSportline has a solid backing behind the T.
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Is that the tsportline front refresh?
No, I used original Tesla facelift OEM parts.
Any updates on the conversion kit? Looking to order new bumper within next few weeks.
Newchurch, looks great, like the look of the plastidip lip.
So it it possible to buy the factory new bumper directly from Tesla even if your car is pre-facelift?
Well, I can test on my own car. First things first, I need to use my 3d printer to prototype the parts. My printer is small, so I'll have to print ABS and "weld" them together with acetone. Once I have decent design, I'll take it to an industrial 3d printer (shhh, my friends at my former company have one for free use).
If all goes well, I can get it someone to prototype it in carbon fiber or fiberglass and then send it off for a mold/die. I'll probably take orders before it goes to mold.
Great work, I’ve asked a few times but nobody has been able to answer....
Will a facelift bonnet fit if the ‘D’ loop on the bonnet is removed/replaced/relocated/changed back to the original one? As I recall another owner had to change the bonnet latch when installing the facelift hood
Yeh my car is a 2015 P85D so has the smaller frunk already being AWD.
The hood, ahem Bonnet is the main thing putting me off as I’d like to use the facelift item, they both use a single loop so I’d think a combination of relocating it and using the original loop you could use the facelift one
Any better photos? I would like one in blackI printed a translucent clear gap filler on my 3D printer. Then I installed an LED strip light to shine through it.
I printed a translucent clear gap filler on my 3D printer. Then I installed an LED strip light to shine through it.
Did you design this in Tinkercad? I'm twice as impressed, it looks great!