Awesome.FWIW I’m picking up a stealth on Tuesday that I found in NC and they shipped it to Jacksonville for free
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Awesome.FWIW I’m picking up a stealth on Tuesday that I found in NC and they shipped it to Jacksonville for free
I would say more like a 0.88 second faster if we are comparing fastest times known so far (2.98 v 3.86). Also, the guy with 3.86 is me. I think there are just other variables which may account for it. In particular, the slope I ran that at is -0.87%, just shy of the 1% grade margin of validation (others did not have as much negative slope). Secondly, my SoC was at 94%. None of the other results I've seen so far are near that - all posts near my time are with a sub 80% SoC. Additionally, my subsequent runs (as you can see below) were all 4.1x at 3.9x with rollout as my SoC dipped into the 80's. Even my 4.21 run was 3.99 with rollout.
I found it very interesting that the P3D maintains most of its performance at very low SOC.
Out of curiosity, can you do some low-power testing sometime (20-30% SOC)?
An interesting post came up on reddit today. A user did some P3D testing @ 22% SOC.
M3P-: 0-60MPH @ 22% SOC : teslamotors
Previously the same user did some full-power testing.
Model 3 Performance (Stealth) 0-60mph comparison of 2019.36.2.1 vs 2019.32.12.4 : teslamotors
I found it very interesting that the P3D maintains most of its performance at very low SOC.
Yes, Santa is coming, Santa is coming...
The AWD Model 3 is perfectly capable to be modified in Performance. That’s mostly a software throttle on the front motor to appears less quicker than the Performance version.
With 2019.36.2.3 Software. Front Motor still throttle. Better SoC on this test but I assume that’s almost 10 kW due to this. Power improvement adds 15/20 kW to max overall peak.
And this means ....?