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Ingenext Boost Modules [aftermarket]
- Thread starter JPELKA
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That is good news. I know how excited I was when I located my motor plate. I think now the Ghost is more or less plug and play. Use to have to have them log in to laptop and do their thing. It was crazy pressure to get the plugs installed under the dash so to meet your log on window previously sent up with them. You can also wait until they go on sale during a black Friday or Christmas sale.
It will be cheaper to go the Ingenext route and it does come with additional features that's shown on their web site. The burden comes in play with any Tesla update. You'll want to check ingenext safe Tesla updates web page to ensure the latest firmware is compatible with the modules. Incompatibility has happen in the past. That's why their modules say Nice try. I would say depending on what type of service you would require over ownership of the vehicle with installed module, you may or may not want to remove them from the MCU prior to service. If you are not thinking of using any of the additional features that come with the boost 50, I would recommend the purchase through Tesla for the acceleration boost. The main reason is you won't have to look on line and wait until you see that firmware noting safe with the nice try modules.
Taking module in and out is a pain but I am nearly 80 and managed it. Us it is easier if you lie on you back in the foot well!
Had an initial problem and it had to go back. Since then worked well. It does have the cutout plug so I just leave that behind the carpet trim if I need to work round it.
Some of us have to remove the module to allow the Party Box, from that one maple company, to function correctly. This can be mitigated by purchasing the /bypass/ from Ingenext.
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Their test car hasn’t yet received it to confirm (I reached out to Ingenext to ask)
