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stabilization off?
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Mrcarcrazy
In need of a shrinking gun to zap a plaid with.
Why do you wish to do this? I have to caution against it. With the amount and abruptness of the torque this car produces, it’s not a wise move unless you want to slide sideways in a controlled environment.
Closest option is to turn on slip start for rwd. The car will drift if you slam the pedal hard
sometimes when I want to quickly start from the traffic light, the wheels do not have enough grip, and the stabilization is turned on, thus disabling the power, the car does not start quickly
Mrcarcrazy
In need of a shrinking gun to zap a plaid with.
Get better tires.
You can try slip start, that’s safe. But disabling everything (that’s the other option) will not be wise.
TX_M3P+
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Only Track Mode allows the driver to turn off traction control, and this feature is only available on the Performance model.
TraumaDoc
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Knightshade
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Eh... almost... last I heard MPP is sorta beta selling their partybox that turns off a lot of that stuff specifically on the RWD model 3
I think you have to contact them directly as they only did a small initial production run and it comes with a buncha disclaimers
todd2fst4u
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Unfortunately impossible. But we (non-P owners) need some kimd of loosening option for the nannies. I agree turning them off would be dangerous. However Getting a "sport" setting like I had on my WRX would be very beneficial. Good for a bit of fun but especially useful in snow. I hope one day we get that option. Not necessarily full track mode sliders (although would be cool) but maybe one sport setting... For the price of this car (awd) not being able to slide it a bit sideways in snow is frustrating.
Edit: even with great tires on dry asphalt there are conditions where the car isn't pushing enough power, when the steering is turned a bit. It's too scared of sliding even just an inch
Edit: even with great tires on dry asphalt there are conditions where the car isn't pushing enough power, when the steering is turned a bit. It's too scared of sliding even just an inch
Knightshade
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Nope- that was nerfed some time ago to actually use GPS to determine if it was genuinely on a dyno or not.
There is NO way to disable traction control without having proper Performance model 3 car with Track mode v2.
Sorry.
If you know how to drive the car w/o TC, and have the desire to take your Tesla to a proper track, you pretty much need to upgrade to a Performance model. But I think you knew that already.
No really. Slip start allows minimal wheel slip to drive out of snow/mud, that's about it.
Knightshade
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Except there's multiple ways to do exactly that on the LR RWD car he's asking about.
2 are already mentioned earlier in the thread. (and neither is slip start or dyno mode)
Sorry.
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