perhaps this has been discussed before but what is the best method to use to get the fastest launch from a standstill. Enable “hold” or not? Any other tips?
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How to achieve the fastest 0-60 time
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XLR82XS
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Optimal operating temperature, warm tires, higher than 80% or so SOC, smooth flat plane road. (slight downhill grade to cheat 
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^ Agreed with all of the above. Lol @ downhill grade.
If you're trying to do a test for to get your best time just make sure to take out any excess loose weight - For me this includes floor mats, trunk cover, frunk tow eye, and the console bucket. Sport mode steering (for greatest control to keep in a straight line). A/C off. You'll probably get your best results after a few runs as the battery warms up.
My best times are using brake hold and I've stuck to it. Foot on the pedal and to the floor as fast as possible. Keep in a perfectly straight line. It's debatable whether the aero caps on/off help matters but there's that.
If you're trying to do a test for to get your best time just make sure to take out any excess loose weight - For me this includes floor mats, trunk cover, frunk tow eye, and the console bucket. Sport mode steering (for greatest control to keep in a straight line). A/C off. You'll probably get your best results after a few runs as the battery warms up.
My best times are using brake hold and I've stuck to it. Foot on the pedal and to the floor as fast as possible. Keep in a perfectly straight line. It's debatable whether the aero caps on/off help matters but there's that.
What are you using to get that information?Agreed with the above. My car was stock here and as delivered with no weight or anything removed from the car. Had hold on and stomped on it and saw 3.11 0-60 with 1' rollout:
It works fine - software isn't as good as it should be IMO, but it's nice to have to verify times.
https://www.amazon.com/dragy-10Hz-Based-Performance-Meter/dp/B077KKPMTB
Lightweight 18" wheels whether OEM or aftermarket seems to be good for -0.1 second to 60 MPH according to my experiment going from heavy OEM 20" wheels to 16.7 lbs aftermarket 18" wheels as well as other user experiences with OEM 18" wheels.
The fastest 0-60 on Dragy for Tesla Model 3 Performance is a guy with a P3D- without the heavier bigger brakes, without the bigger heavier wheels, and he even had his A/C for his best run.
The fastest 0-60 on Dragy for Tesla Model 3 Performance is a guy with a P3D- without the heavier bigger brakes, without the bigger heavier wheels, and he even had his A/C for his best run.
Whoops, I forgot the fastest 0-60 is now the guy who removed 453 lbs from his 3P+.
Model 3 Tearing it Up at the Track
Model 3 Tearing it Up at the Track
Okay, I’m a bit slow, but can someone be very specific with the best technique.
Car mode
Brake pedal pushed?
Accelerator stomp?
I don’t have my 3 yet, but assumed that it would have something simple like press the brake, keep that pressed hard and push the accelerator to the floor, release the brake when you want to go..
Car mode
Brake pedal pushed?
Accelerator stomp?
I don’t have my 3 yet, but assumed that it would have something simple like press the brake, keep that pressed hard and push the accelerator to the floor, release the brake when you want to go..
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