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Tesla, show the midnight silver too please!!!
The trunk lid is different on the black and the red, even though the plate is the same. Black looks like lowest drag, but too odd looking to sell well.I noticed same license plate number for all.
Did you perhaps notice a 2mm difference in the trunk lids that would account for this improvement in the drag coefficient?The trunk lid is different on the black and the red, even though the plate is the same. Black looks like lowest drag, but too odd looking to sell well.
Bet black moves the cd enough to round to a lower number. For example, black is .20 and silver/white/red is .21.
The trunk lid is different on the black and the red, even though the plate is the same. Black looks like lowest drag, but too odd looking to sell well.
Bet black moves the cd enough to round to a lower number. For example, black is .20 and silver/white/red is .21.
Did you perhaps notice a 2mm difference in the trunk lids that would account for this improvement in the drag coefficient?
I noticed same license plate number for all.
Black first spotted in the wild - 7HThe 2-3 digits to the right of the "63277" is different for each manufacturer plate. One manufacturer plate (differentiated by the 2-3 digits) is usually assigned to one person (from my understanding as told to me by someone that works at an auto manufacturer/distributor).
I've been trying to collect RC pics and separate them by the different manufacturer plates.. but the plates are usually not readable.. but heres what I have so far:
Silver one (recently spotted at HQ) - 4N
White one (spotted on 280 a number of times)- 86M (or B6M)
New White one (spotted at HQ recently) - xN (definitely 2 digits, cant make out 1st digit, so this one is different from first one)
Red one (spotted at HQ) - 9N