Yeah it’s a shame that such a nice color is stuck on the model Y variant sold only in a couple countriesWish they would have launched it in Quicksilver.
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Yeah it’s a shame that such a nice color is stuck on the model Y variant sold only in a couple countriesWish they would have launched it in Quicksilver.
Let’s hope they’re forged!True which means they are really high quality
Ok Gotcha!Yeah, I wasn’t saying that in the sense of I didn’t know what the width was. It was more just saying I wonder why it changed because originally I thought they were saying that it was going to be a half inch wider front and rear.
Is he someone I should even give a f about lolYeah, I agree we aren't getting any sprinkles today. Quite a few youtubers there and a "so sorry, sir" at Gurman:
Thats why I’m very curious how pricing will go. If they can sell it at 63k and still come in under the m3 price wise but barely slower it’s a decent buyNot good when a 2023 BMW M3 is 2.8.
Also might have more potential with a lighter wheel/tire setup and battery heating. The old 3P can do 2.9s with rollout on 18s so maybe there's potential for enthusiasts to run 2.7x to 60.Thats why I’m very curious how pricing will go. If they can sell it at 63k and still come in under the m3 price wise but barely slower it’s a decent buy
BMW M3 Competition xDrive with launch control engaged and the boost holding above 15.0 psi, with one foot rollout subtracted, priced at $85k*Not good when a 2023 BMW M3 is 2.8.
Wait until you find out what it takes to run a "1.99" in a Plaid.BMW M3 Competition xDrive with launch control engaged and the boost holding above 15.0 psi with one foot rollout subtracted priced at $85k*
Already been confirmed that the suspension has all the same hardpoints on a Legacy 3 and a Highland 3. Very, very unlikely the M3P Highland carries anything but different shocks and springs, and reactive shocks aren't anything fancy nowadays. They've been around for two decades. Maybe $100 more per corner.If this has the suspension that rumors says it has how much does that cost to replace compared to the last model 3 performance suspension
One day FSD might make a pass for you and cut a perfect light. No driver on board.Wait until you find out what it takes to run a "1.99" in a Plaid.
Good, I like low cost parts for maintenance, was worried it would be some special suspension like air that costs 5k+ to replaceAlready been confirmed that the suspension has all the same hardpoints on a Legacy 3 and a Highland 3. Very, very unlikely the M3P Highland carries anything but different shocks and springs, and reactive shocks aren't anything fancy nowadays. They've been around for two decades. Maybe $100 more per corner.
The suspension on a Model 3 is surprisingly good from a design standpoint, with multi-link in the front and rear.
All FSD has to do is drive to a prepped drag strip covered in VHT, let the battery heat up, pre-load the suspension in Cheetah mode, and then yeah, it could probably run a 1.98 with 1 foot rollout instead of 1.99 since it weighs 180 lbs less.One day FSD might make a pass for you and cut a perfect light. No driver on board.
Wait until you have to buy brake pads for an M3P which shares calipers with nothing.Good, I like low cost parts for maintenance
Yeah traction makes a big difference with that power. I drove an S P100D and did a full tilt launch and that would be ideal for the new 3L.All FSD has to do is drive to a prepped drag strip covered in VHT, let the battery heat up, pre-load the suspension in Cheetah mode, and then yeah, it could probably run a 1.98 with 1 foot rollout instead of 1.99 since it weighs 180 lbs less.
Doesn't need the timing lights though since 0-60 has nothing to do with reaction time.
OMFG…that’s it guys I’m out!Wait until you have to buy brake pads for an M3P which shares calipers with nothing.