jgleigh
Member
There's actually two different 19" rims listed which is interesting.
WHEEL- 19X10.0J, ET45- WISHBONE
WHEEL- 19x8.5J ET34- WISHBONE
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Model 3 Highland Performance/Plaid Speculation [Car announced 04.23.2024]
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WHEEL- 19X10.0J, ET45- WISHBONE
WHEEL- 19x8.5J ET34- WISHBONE
Jeremy3292
Active Member
Yeah the first one is restricted. I just tried for the second one which says over the counter.
Two days ago someone on reddit said they are taking 2024 M3P to track on the 31st. But their car hasn't been delivered yet.
China has had 19" ZeroG wheels for years. Similar to how 2024 M3P has 19" wheel options. I won't be surprised if the 19" wheel variants never come to the US. But it's shocking 19's aren't at least an option as it would be easy profit for Tesla and would make some customers happy.
cptnslo
Member
Do you have a link? I haven’t seen that post and do they mean drag strip or road course track
Jeremy3292
Active Member
The US parts catalog has them, so it’d be dumb to put them in when you can just put them in the China one.
I missed that they are in US Parts catalog - that is reassuring then, they must be coming. Fingers crossed they add them as optional wheels from factory...
cptnslo
Member
He’s relying heavily on his pickup not being pushed back but that would be sweet. I’m still curious why no post by the other guy. I’m not sure whether maybe the GoPro didn’t arrive or if his street times weren’t what he wanted so he’s trying to practice
M-71
Satin White Alu 2022 MYP
Thats what was reported by the person who did it:
Found it on Dragy. So basically this is the worst conditions other than snow. 
Seems fair to say it should run 10.9 and high 123 or 124 in the quarter. Not bad at all.
Seems fair to say it should run 10.9 and high 123 or 124 in the quarter. Not bad at all.
Further research indicates there may have been a child seat in the car and we all know how heavy those things can be.
These times are truly worst case scenario which is awesome.
That’s 125 mph if it hooks and perhaps a lighter driver. 126+ mph might even be possible with even more weight reductions.Found it on Dragy. So basically this is the worst conditions other than snow.
Seems fair to say it should run 10.9 and high 123 or 124 in the quarter. Not bad at all.
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Exactly. Josh also mentioned in the FB group live he is a big guy and weighs around 280 pounds (if I remember correctly). So avg size person should run at least 0.1s quicker with all else being equal.
Should be a high 10s car. It’s met the expectations especially for the price. Great job Tesla!
I identify as 5'1" and 100 lbs. soaking wet, so I am happy to give anyone's new M3P a test drive for "research" purposes.
pdx_m3s
Active Member
Can we all just take a step back and appreciate the fact that you can buy a sub-3 second 0-60, ten second car for less than $50k. The value with this car is unparalleled. It’s truly hard to believe .
P-Lo801
Active Member
Absolutely. I mentioned it in the waiting room thread. When I was a teenager watching the first Fast and Furious movie, the whole notion of having a 10 second car was just fiction and fantasy to me, and more of a reality for racing companies or the rich to build one. Never fathomed in my lifetime i'd own a 10 second car unless I was willing to fork out 100k or more. This just has insane value.
