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Ingenext Boost Modules [aftermarket]
- Thread starter JPELKA
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fluxcapacitor
Banned
there is no track mode for the SR models
Knightshade
Well-Known Member
All the module is doing is telling your car it's a P.
So no more risks compared to buying a P other than:
Tesla could disable it at any time via an OTA update and you'd have an expensive brick.
and
Tesla could choose to deny warranty coverage for anything they can reasonable blame the module for since they can easily tell it's there (though to my knowledge there's been no reports of them doing so)
golfpilot
Member
I'm curious what the odds are of getting a '22 LR with a 980 motor?I’ve been to service twice with ingenext in my 22’ LR and not once did they even mention it.
Destiny1701
22’ M3LR ‘DrkNite’/ 22’ MYP BliueRocket
0%. Tesla stopped all 980 for anything other than P. It was a brief period only while they ramped up 3 production and needed to tweak production simplicity.
golfpilot
Member
oh I thought you had the ghost and was thinking how lucky you were to have a 22 with the 980.
itch808
Member
Just have to say this was an amazing difference! I have also added the speaker harness to activate the 6 inactive speakers and this was probably the best bang for buck configuration Tesla model 3.
Destiny1701
22’ M3LR ‘DrkNite’/ 22’ MYP BliueRocket
I wish! Would then make the P trim obsolete though. Happy with ghost and my 20” prior gen Perf rims/tires going on shortly
PauliePucks
3rd Party Accessory Junkie
Anyone install 2022.12.1 yet? Still not marked safe on ingenext site, but I know there’s a few Guinea pigs in this thread lol
For those wondering the process of updating your Tesla software after installing the Ingenext Boost 50 or Ghost module, I created a video. Super easy, with only 4 steps:
Ingenext software update process:
Step 1: Verify update is verified by Ingenext ( SAFE TESLA UPDATES FOR BOOST 50, BOOST SR, GHOST UPGRADE AND BONUS MOD )
Step 2: Set "Allow Update" in Ingenext App
Step 3: Install Tesla Update as normal
Step 4: Disable "Allow Update" in Ingenext App''
Ingenext software update process:
Step 1: Verify update is verified by Ingenext ( SAFE TESLA UPDATES FOR BOOST 50, BOOST SR, GHOST UPGRADE AND BONUS MOD )
Step 2: Set "Allow Update" in Ingenext App
Step 3: Install Tesla Update as normal
Step 4: Disable "Allow Update" in Ingenext App''
I never did any update. When I made the purchase it was when they would log in to your laptop. Haven't needed any updates to their module as of yet.
PauliePucks
3rd Party Accessory Junkie
Yes it should be fine, Ingenext has said that updates that fall between “marked safe” versions are also safe. 2022.8.3 is the latest software that is marked safe.
Also, thats assuming you meant 2022.8.2.5 lol - if it is 2002.8.2.5, you might need to get a new Zip disk
PauliePucks
3rd Party Accessory Junkie
One other thing - you should connect your boost sr module to the pc before you install, or in the alternative, a power brick (using the provided usb-a male to usb-a male cable from ingenext)
Once you power it, go to your wifi networks, you should see “ingenext____” the underscore is a series of numbers. Once connected, go to 192.168.0.1 in your browser and access the ingenext app.
If you have the option to turn on fog lights then you have the latest available firmware. If not, shoot me a dm, I can get it to you.
Enjoy the new boost!!!!
My bad. 2022.8.2.5Yes it should be fine, Ingenext has said that updates that fall between “marked safe” versions are also safe. 2022.8.3 is the latest software that is marked safe.
Also, thats assuming you meant 2022.8.2.5 lol - if it is 2002.8.2.5, you might need to get a new Zip disk
Can you give more details on this? Is there actually a firmware update that gets pushed to the Boost SR module? I can find no information whatsoever about the USB-A connector usage.
