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Are they going to be putting a LS9 into the model S? That way it will be always supercharging
Only when it's running, the opposite of a Tesla!
I told them I would not help them defile a Model S, but I would be happy to help them put the Tesla Drivetrain in a 'Vette!
Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
zhur0002
Member
Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
Because they have someone who wants this done paying them good money to do it.
K5ING
MegaMiler
I thought you looked familiar. Besides, it looks like Elon made you a better offer.
Stay classy, my friend.
Stay classy, my friend.
pedriscoll
Active Member
My hat is off to you for giving it your best shot. I learned a lot about the overall design of the Model S and was highly entertained. I hope a running Model S is indeed in your future.
Great, now there is a brined Model S-sized hole in my life.
Really enjoyed your great sense of humor and how you used it to disarm hecklers - your technique should be taught in middle schools around the world.
I hope we can all follow your next project, whether Tesla-related or not. (If not just point us to the right outside forum.)
Really enjoyed your great sense of humor and how you used it to disarm hecklers - your technique should be taught in middle schools around the world.
I hope we can all follow your next project, whether Tesla-related or not. (If not just point us to the right outside forum.)
Is this for real? I feel like were just past the first [supposed] ending to the movie, where the good guy was believed to be dead and girl is grieving. Now, there's hope that he might make it through and get the girl after all.
I had you guys going for a minute, didn't I?
Man I haven't trolled an online forum in quite some time! I'm surprised you guys didn't notice the Tesla I posted earlier had black seats installed (mine had tan seats). That Tesla that was back halfed was repaired successfully and is back on the road, like nothing even happened.
You know when a 4 year old kid isnt getting enough attention and they do something ridiculous to get everyone focusing on them again?
Well I'm a 4 year old!!!
Man I haven't trolled an online forum in quite some time! I'm surprised you guys didn't notice the Tesla I posted earlier had black seats installed (mine had tan seats). That Tesla that was back halfed was repaired successfully and is back on the road, like nothing even happened.
You know when a 4 year old kid isnt getting enough attention and they do something ridiculous to get everyone focusing on them again?
Well I'm a 4 year old!!!
GlmnAlyAirCar
Active Member
I did notice the seats. I was wondering how much you were going to get for the next-gen seats. I thought it was strange they were in an older car. I guess I couldn't put two and two together.
ACT II
This is ACT II of this never ending SAGA. First car is almost fully stripped and after countless hours of searching and searching, I finally found a donor car with similar specs (air suspension, pano roof etc, only its a P85!!)
ACT II will bring even more pain than the previous chapter. Maybe if I'm lucky I can find the previous owner of the donor car as well to let him know his car is going to be destroyed by a shade tree "mechanic"
ACT II Will also bring lots of questions... because... well, quite frankly, the donor car isn't hurt that bad, as a matter of fact I do not believe it should have been totalled at all, so once I remove the broken bits, there is going to be a BIG question.... do I repair the donor car with the flooded car parts? Or do I swap literally everything over from the donor car (countless labor hours) to the flood car?
Pics of the donor car to come shortly, lets finish up stripping the interior of the first car, shall we?
This is ACT II of this never ending SAGA. First car is almost fully stripped and after countless hours of searching and searching, I finally found a donor car with similar specs (air suspension, pano roof etc, only its a P85!!)
ACT II will bring even more pain than the previous chapter. Maybe if I'm lucky I can find the previous owner of the donor car as well to let him know his car is going to be destroyed by a shade tree "mechanic"
ACT II Will also bring lots of questions... because... well, quite frankly, the donor car isn't hurt that bad, as a matter of fact I do not believe it should have been totalled at all, so once I remove the broken bits, there is going to be a BIG question.... do I repair the donor car with the flooded car parts? Or do I swap literally everything over from the donor car (countless labor hours) to the flood car?
Pics of the donor car to come shortly, lets finish up stripping the interior of the first car, shall we?
I think it goes without saying, but whichever seems easier. My guess is that it's probably easier to repair the "donor car" with bits from the "flooded car" than the other way around, unless there is structural damage to the car's "frame".
UPDATE
Still battling the wiring monster
Upper left is one of the sunroof motors behind the dash, clever placement
When I say this wiring harness is freaking huge... its freaking huge
like. huge.
Turns out its also attached to the front fuseboxes, so those have to come off as well
The entire harness has to be sucked through this hole thats in the dash in front of the passenger. I swear it was like chidlbirth pushing that giant harness through.
DONE, only 15 more harnesses to go!!
Still battling the wiring monster
Upper left is one of the sunroof motors behind the dash, clever placement
When I say this wiring harness is freaking huge... its freaking huge
like. huge.
Turns out its also attached to the front fuseboxes, so those have to come off as well
The entire harness has to be sucked through this hole thats in the dash in front of the passenger. I swear it was like chidlbirth pushing that giant harness through.
DONE, only 15 more harnesses to go!!
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