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Vorsteiner VFF-103 aftermarket 20" wheels
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Jedi2155
Model 3 has Arrived.
I was looking at this exact set as well. Interested to see the impact in wh/mile efficiency too with a larger staggered tire setup.
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Can't comment specifically on the numbers when it comes with kw usage as we haven't tested any personally. I believe the wheels weigh about 24lbs, which is fairly light since these are flow forged.
Jedi2155
Model 3 has Arrived.
It looks great. The weight of the wheels won't impact the efficiency very much. Its the width of the tire and the overall better grip that increases rolling resistance and has a much bigger impact on efficiency. I've heard between 235 to 290 Wh/m for a P model, and 320 Wh/mile with a 235 20" Pilot 4S. I can't imagine how much worse it gets at 245/275 tires (maybe 340-350 Wh/mi?). Those are all rough numbers so take them with a grain of salt, but if those are in range of how much it actually draws, you're looking at a full charge range of 225 miles.
Looks amazing though
Looks amazing though
steilkurve
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I kinda like the 105 better than the 103.
I agree. Don’t think they make them for Model 3 though or at least they are not listed as such on their web site. I did email to ensuite.
They dont, at the moment they only make 103 for Model 3. I think every Vorsteiner wheel looks great, it just comes to personal preference on the style.
steilkurve
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I have seen them just online and the good part is they are as light as VFF 103. But I have never seen them on a Model 3, if you have see any pictures please attach. They look good just by the description.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N8U4ZU9/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I measured the bore of the larger diameter 3mm hub "lip" as 69.5mm so these spacers are a good fit.
Looks great. How does the ride feel especially cornering? Waiting for better pictures
It looks great. The weight of the wheels won't impact the efficiency very much. Its the width of the tire and the overall better grip that increases rolling resistance and has a much bigger impact on efficiency. I've heard between 235 to 290 Wh/m for a P model, and 320 Wh/mile with a 235 20" Pilot 4S. I can't imagine how much worse it gets at 245/275 tires (maybe 340-350 Wh/mi?). Those are all rough numbers so take them with a grain of salt, but if those are in range of how much it actually draws, you're looking at a full charge range of 225 miles.
Looks amazing though
I'd be surprised if it was that bad. My 2013 Model S P85+ with 245/35/21 and 295/30 21 got 320-340 wh / mi.
I have these wheels on mine. Put them on 2 days ago. I went with the bronze finish because I think bronze on white looks awesome. I will be doing a chrome delete as well
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