Any effect on FSD when lifting M3 1.75" using MMP Lift Kit?

[upperbayhawk]

I'm considering installing the Mountain Pass 1.75" suspension lift kit and adjustable rear camber arms on my 2019 Tesla Model 3 for improved entry and exit. Will lifting the car 1.75" affect FSD sensor and camera calibration or in any way effect FSD operation?

 

[AS9.9.]

Possibly. It might make FSD work!

 

[MountainPass]

Possibly. It might make FSD work!

While we can't make this bold claim, it doesn't have a positive or negative effect on FSD/Autopilot/Cruise Control/Camera Calibration.

 

[cmaster]

While the Mountain Pass Performance lift kit is designed for Tesla Model 3 and Model Y, installing it could potentially affect your FSD sensor and camera calibration. Here's why:

1. Camera Angles: The lift kit raises the vehicle's height, which alters the angle at which the cameras view the road and surroundings. This could potentially disrupt the FSD system's ability to accurately detect objects and lane markings.
2. Sensor Calibration: Tesla's FSD system relies on precise sensor calibration to function optimally. Changing the suspension geometry might necessitate recalibration to ensure accurate data collection and interpretation.

 

[Lindenwood]

You can do a sensor recalibration pretty easily, no?

Of note, I never saw a change in Autosteer (not FSD) performance after lowering as much as 1.5”.