HankLloydRight
No Roads
I'd really like to find a totaled/salvage P100DL and put that battery pack into my P85D, and and up with a P100DL+. But that would probably cost around $40k all-in.
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I just called the service center for a quote on a 14 P85D I am looking to buy. They said I cant buy it or add it. Right now the only car I can add on L is a P100D.
I tried asking my service advisor too but she never responded I guess my idea of trying to call every service center and casually asking for it until one agrees won't work then?
Agreed. I think the P85DL owners, especially the + ones, are in a very nice spot. If they wanted to go practically current, they could upgrade to refreshed fascia, LED headlights, color match the rocker panels, call it a day and still be able to brag about the unavailable + suspension their cars received. Not to mention, AP1 FTW too.
I tried asking my service advisor too but she never responded I guess my idea of trying to call every service center and casually asking for it until one agrees won't work then?
From what I'm told by a reliable (non-Tesla) source, the P85DL firmware to enable Ludicrous mode is no longer available in the service center's computers to enable the feature. So even if they could do the hardware upgrade component (pyro fuse, contactors, etc), the firmware is not longer available to update the cars.
I don’t think it’s the feasibility factor, but more the simple fact that the power’s on tap if needed or wanted, that brings daily enjoyment or contentment.I have a 800HP , big block chevy in garage.
Unless you plan on going to drag strip, why? Do you want it? Put bragging rights into a nice vacation for family
I have been in about 50 drags, not been beat yet.
Really, no one's ever going to beat any P, much less a P100D?
Let me know who beats you?
I don’t think it’s the feasibility factor, but more the simple fact that the power’s on tap if needed or wanted, that brings daily enjoyment or contentment.
From 0-30mph, P85D Insane and P85D Ludicrous are about the same. The difference is beyond 30mph, the Insane starts to let up while the Ludicrous keeps going. Really great for passing and getting out of trouble (or into trouble for some people) at highway speeds.
I don't know about everyone else, but on the highway in SPORT not INSANE, when I want to pass or get out of a situation I find my self very quickly in triple digits with my right foot off the pedal and subsequently brake lights automatically on. I thought I needed L but HELLLLL NO. I'm good. Plus I'm pretty sure its less wear and tear this way. I plan on keeping this one as it belonged to the creator of Google Photos before me and makes it kinda special to me.
I don't know about everyone else, but on the highway in SPORT not INSANE, when I want to pass or get out of a situation I find my self very quickly in triple digits with my right foot off the pedal and subsequently brake lights automatically on. I thought I needed L but HELLLLL NO. I'm good. Plus I'm pretty sure its less wear and tear this way. I plan on keeping this one as it belonged to the creator of Google Photos before me and makes it kinda special to me.
There is no difference in power output between Sport and Insane after 45 MPH.
Not that I don't believe you, but could you point me to the data that supports that claim?
It would be nice to see how P90D and P100D compare to it.
Not that I don't believe you, but could you point me to the data that supports that claim?
It would be nice to see how P90D and P100D compare to it.
There is no difference in power output between Sport and Insane after 45 MPH.
Just download PowerTools for iOS and log KW from 50-70 mph in both insane and sport and you'll see they are the same.
Wow I didn't know that. I changed it on my wife setting to sport so nothing bad happens; going to have to change it to chill !
Easiest way is to look at your power output meter while flooring the car.
Just download PowerTools for iOS and log KW from 50-70 mph in both insane and sport and you'll see they are the same.
But I don't own a P90D nor a P100D.
From what I'm told by a reliable (non-Tesla) source, the P85DL firmware to enable Ludicrous mode is no longer available in the service center's computers to enable the feature. So even if they could do the hardware upgrade component (pyro fuse, contactors, etc), the firmware is not longer available to update the cars.