hopefully it's more hp on the performance models. wouldn't mind to have a bit of extra hp while waiting on the plaid to come in.
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Ingenext Boost Modules [aftermarket]
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hopefully it's more hp on the performance models. wouldn't mind to have a bit of extra hp while waiting on the plaid to come in.
Knightshade
Well-Known Member
It's exhausting being right this often 
So- another product just recycling existing Tesla code from an existing model.
Don't get me wrong- it's cool the option exists for those interested- but it reinforces this isn't really anyone "tuning" these cars, they're just telling them they're a different, existing, car.
So- another product just recycling existing Tesla code from an existing model.
Don't get me wrong- it's cool the option exists for those interested- but it reinforces this isn't really anyone "tuning" these cars, they're just telling them they're a different, existing, car.
So true BUT I think this would lead and lay down the groundwork for the tuning aspect. That would require hardware changes which could be replicated at a high cost. Also cloning newer Tesla software into older Tesla without hardware changes could prove useful to anyone buying one for sole purposes of racing persay. It does open a lot of doors if ingenext has found a way to manipulate the code.It's exhausting being right this often
So- another product just recycling existing Tesla code from an existing model.
Don't get me wrong- it's cool the option exists for those interested- but it reinforces this isn't really anyone "tuning" these cars, they're just telling them they're a different, existing, car.
This probably isn't for you then. As a SR+ owner, a 0.6 0-60 acceleration boost with the bonus of heated rear seats, ambient lighting (which isn't offered by Tesla), and a few other things for less than $1K is compelling.
A lot of items are “software locked” by Tesla. With power added to the equation this makes a lot of sense to nab.
Not impressed because people were in here posting about it being a possible upgrade for performance models. As KS said, it's nothing more than spoofing a car model that it is not. Don't want to diminish the effort they've put into it because I don't have the knowledge to bypass these systems, but call me back when actual tuning starts occurring.
There is an unwatch thread button if you so desire. I’m sure someone here will tag you when there is a P tune.
Sukhshanti
Member
making an assumption here, but would guess from the type of posts he was making as soon as the account joined, it was someone that has been previously banned or a second account belonging to someone else already on the site.
usually actual new people don't come out posting 100mph.
to be clear here though, this topic (of this thread) is not a forbidden one, or we would have locked the thread a long time ago. Sockpuppet accounts though, are not allowed.
The motor is obviously capable of it, but is the smaller battery pack capable of it without causing extra degradation and/or damage?
Darwood77
Member
It doesn't actually open the door, it just does the same thing as you pressing the open button on the inside when you approach from the outside. (So it is just popped open a little and you don't have to use the exterior door handle.)
