Yeah, you have to get something for that extra $4500!Also wondering when Tesla might be unlocking the 164mph speed limit (200mph max speed...ahem...not that I have any interest in going this fast) for those of us who have 21" wheels? Just curious, especially since Tesla still advertises the 200mph max speed.
I've wondered the same! It still says Fall 2021, and they've had plenty of opportunities to update that footnote. I'm thinking quite soon, as it may come with the '22 changes when NF VINS arrive for S and X. When they go to go update the site, then hopefully it goes live sometime soon. At the very latest I would think it would arrive with OS V11, which will likely launch before Xmas.Also wondering when Tesla might be unlocking the 164mph speed limit (200mph max speed...ahem...not that I have any interest in going this fast
Wait, let's see...opted for the Tesla oem 21" wheels for $4,500, but sold those for $2,150 (kept the oem Michelin PS4 tires & tpms sensors), and bought the Signature 21" SV104s for $5,400 (soooo worth it btwYeah, you have to get something for that extra $4500!
), so I actually paid $7,750, lol. BUT, I regret nothing. I'll take my 200mph speed limit, thank you very much.
Why do updates get pushed regionally? It’s not like the electrons know where they’re going geographically, right?
Agreed. My brake rotors & pads are being upgraded next week, and again, I have no intention on going that fast. The oem brakes are definitely insufficient for the MS Plaid.
I believe they do it in steps because the amount of server power it requires to push updates. And what's wrong if one of the SW updates on the East coast likes to surf dude?!Why do updates get pushed regionally? It’s not like the electrons know where they’re going geographically, right?
No, I've been told that ceramic brake pads are mostly for the track. Changing the rotors to lighter weight, drilled/vented rotors & new brake pads with a different compound. Model S Plaid Brakes Are Terrible!
Yeah most people won't be able to understand that lol! And just FYI (Not trying to be a know it all), it's the HP that's (mostly) held up to 200 mph. Except for some really rare cases involving gearing, torque always crosses HP at the same 5,250 rpm (or lower) as tradition ICE, as HP is a multiple of torque.Also wondering when Tesla might be unlocking the 164mph speed limit (200mph max speed...ahem...not that I have any interest in going this fast
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By notifications, do you mean open door? charging? or texts?
Yes, charging started/completed, doors left open. The push notifications on the phone.
Yep, EAP (which, I realize, means I probably shouldn't say I don't know how they are doing rollouts). In my (meager) defense, I actually didn't get 36.8 early or even relatively the same time as others. I got it late.
I wonder how they are downloading firmware updates now as I saw that the Tesla server has been down today. My iPhone would not connect to the car.
It was spotty for me all day. I was surprised to see the update. For those curious, x.40.6 appears to be a bugfix. Summary the same as x.40.5.1.
