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Not sure how that's "obvious"
MM Heavy Duty control arms
Those are adjustable control arms for a Mustang that can let you change the rear height by up to 3 full inches. 0.39" is a trivial change for arms.
For example-
NEW Tesla M3 Model 3 Damper Coil Spring 1044472-01-C | eBay
There's spring for a model 3 with PN 1044472-01-C (S)MBD172561838560
so it's hard to say what exactly the different PNs mean in your example.
Jump to 1:32, he cites the springs as being the same part as on his RWD, front and back
He doesn't actually say same PN for the shocks, but he says the suspension is identical other than the stabilizer bars
Would anyone with a P3D+ mind measuring from the ground to the top of the wheel well in front and rear? I looked at mine just now because of this post and thought the front seemed lower than the rear. After measuring I saw about about 2’ 4 3/4” rear and about 2’ 4 1/8” front.There's a member on here who definitely had the wrong rear springs installed on his P3D+, and it caused his car to sit roughly 3/8" higher than it should have. This coincides with the 10mm (.39") difference between the P3D+ and P3D-, and should prove that it's not the control arm causing the height difference (besides the obvious reason that 1 control arm wouldn't cause a 10mm height difference).
PN on his car: (P) 1044472-94-A (S)MBD182281716320
PN on my car: (P) 1044472-04-A (S)MBD171720000010
Do we know that the shocks are the same PNs across the four variants of the Model 3?
Would anyone with a P3D+ mind measuring from the ground to the top of the wheel well in front and rear? I looked at mine just now because of this post and thought the front seemed lower than the rear. After measuring I saw about about 2’ 4 3/4” rear and about 2’ 4 1/8” front.
Rear
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Front
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Rear spring PN on my P3D+ is 104461-01-E. The measurements you just listed are for a P3D+ or a RWD? Seem to match mine within margin of error. I could easily be off 1/16”.I measured this 2 nights ago for another member. Tires at 42PSI
FL
28-1/8"
FR
28-1/8" + maybe 1/16-1/32
RL
28-1/2"
RR
28-1/2" + maybe 1/16-1/32
Can you see your spring PN through the wheel/suspension? Your measurements match his, which seem to be the same as RWD, and his spring PN did not match mine.
Can someone show me their P3D- door label, please? I am thinking they mistakenly gave me an AWD rather than the performance I ordered.
Yes there is a red line, but that is just software. They could have installed the correct software on a non performance car.Does you car information screen show the red underline under the "Dual Motor" badge?
What chassis upgrade comes with P+? Tires, brakes, pedals, and spoiler has nothing to do with the chassis.I would think that the P3D- would come with the "No Performance Chassis" as the "chassis" upgrade would be part of the Performance Upgrade Package.
Yes there is a red line, but that is just software. They could have installed the correct software on a non performance car.
Yes there is a red line, but that is just software. They could have installed the correct software on a non performance car.
What chassis upgrade comes with P+? Tires, brakes, pedals, and spoiler has nothing to do with the chassis.
Yes, that makes sense. I am 95% convinced. I would be 100% if someone else with P3D- reported having the same non-performance chassis sticker though. But your reasoning is sound.And you're probably right but the BOM (Bill Of Materials) for developing a car will be different even if it's the exact same parts. For example, the same exact door will get a different BOM tracking sticker. To you and I it will have a different sticker but it's the exact same door. Makes sense?
Correct it has different camber arms. YOu can buy the 20" rim package for $4000 and see all these parts that are included.Just checked my P3D+. Sticker stated “pc31 performance chassis”
Now that I think about it, I think someone mentioned somewhere that the 20” wheels needed an additional part change. Control arms maybe? If so it could be Tesla’s code to include those on the P3D+, while the P3D- gets the regular parts.
I measured this 2 nights ago for another member. Tires at 42PSI
FL
28-1/8"
FR
28-1/8" + maybe 1/16-1/32
RL
28-1/2"
RR
28-1/2" + maybe 1/16-1/32
Can you see your spring PN through the wheel/suspension? Your measurements match his, which seem to be the same as RWD, and his spring PN did not match mine.
Significantly lower than my P3D+. My door sticker does indicate performance chassis, by the way.Front 27.75 inches from floor to top of wheel well. 15.75 inches from top of wheel well to center of tire
Rear 28.0 inches from floor to top of wheel well. 16.0 inches from top of wheel well to center of tire
Front appears to be 1/4 inch lower than rear.