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Model S/X minor refresh coming soon?
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aerodyne
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Hoping for a rear camber fix and half shaft vibration fix.
I doubt that they will fix that, they had plenty of time to roll in the changes since this has been happening for years...
The rear camber issue is a plus for Tesla and a minus for buyers. Until they start laying out a bunch of money under warranty to fix the vibration issue, nothing is happening with that one for sure.
Can someone chime in on this.
Is the rear camber issue being discussed above regarding the premature wearing of the rear tires when driving in low height mode?
If yes, from what I've read on some threads, it can be eliminated by making sure the rears are at least 42 to 45 psi + and avoid driving in low height mode since the camber that the vehicle is set at is when driving under normal height.
What is the half shaft vibration issue? Is this felt at certain speeds? Can I create this vibration, if yes, by doing what?
Is the rear camber issue being discussed above regarding the premature wearing of the rear tires when driving in low height mode?
If yes, from what I've read on some threads, it can be eliminated by making sure the rears are at least 42 to 45 psi + and avoid driving in low height mode since the camber that the vehicle is set at is when driving under normal height.
What is the half shaft vibration issue? Is this felt at certain speeds? Can I create this vibration, if yes, by doing what?
NJturtlePower
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You cannot fix excess camber with tire pressure to any reasonable degree, you’ll just wear more of your inner or middle tire this way….3PSI will not do much on anything IMO besides maybe feel a little stiffer.
The half-shaft issue is due to poor suspension angles especially on the new X/S where you have no permanent control over the ride height as it defaults back to low at certain speeds.
Shudder
Does the Model X still have the dreaded SHUDDER or has it been fixed. I just ordered a new one and was wondering if I get the shudder for no extra charge??
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You cannot fix excess camber with tire pressure to any reasonable degree, you’ll just wear more of your inner or middle tire this way….3PSI will not do much on anything IMO besides maybe feel a little stiffer.
The half-shaft issue is due to poor suspension angles especially on the new X/S where you have no permanent control over the ride height as it defaults back to low at certain speeds.
Shudder
Does the Model X still have the dreaded SHUDDER or has it been fixed. I just ordered a new one and was wondering if I get the shudder for no extra charge??
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This is why I think it's so important to select very low and to use launch control. This ensures the front drops as low as possible prior to a hard takeoff.
"Tesla seems to be a lot more careful about their release process, so nowadays if something shows up in the firmware, it's almost certainly is already being installed on the line as we speak."
Has anyone seen this update on a physical Model S?
The thread actually details what we are about to get:
"Additional info. There are going to be TWO RGB lighting packages.- RGB Interior lighting- Instrument panel RGB lighting + regular premium lighting otherwise. Both options would be present in model 3/y and Cybertruck."
"Additional info. There are going to be TWO RGB lighting packages.- RGB Interior lighting- Instrument panel RGB lighting + regular premium lighting otherwise. Both options would be present in model 3/y and Cybertruck."
Can you link to that? I'm unable to find where that was written
Hbcubs
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But not every car has it, which begs the question why. My car does not have the rear tire wear issue but it does have vibration. Other owners, particularly ‘21s report no vibration
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Wonder if for the S/X we just get the full RGB package since they’re the flagship.
aerodyne
2 of 3 EV's - Defect Free!
Those ships have sailed...
Per Elon, they are now Dessert, made mainly for sentimental reasons.
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