Adjusting the adjustable suspension

[frequencydip]

Is the only adjustable suspension available the Sport suspension directly from Tesla? Can aftermarket Bilsteins either PSS10 or ASN be used as upgrades?

[Robert.Boston]

Is the only adjustable suspension available the Sport suspension directly from Tesla? Can aftermarket Bilsteins either PSS10 or ASN be used as upgrades?

Tesla built the suspension from scratch, so I would strongly doubt that any non-Tesla suspension currently available can be added. Of course, some aftermarket guys might come with an offering in the future.

[DrTaras]

I know its been over a year since this thread has been touched so I hope there are those who are still 'following' it...
There is no Performance Discussion for the Model S (maybe there should be), so I figured that guys who frequent this Performance Discussion may know a thing or two about DIY tweaking of cars in general. I know next to nothing! I have a Model S-Performance and know that through the user interface you can push a button for suspension to be soft, standard or performance. "Problem" is that on performance, I'd consider the suspension "soft" which, I know, is the intent of Tesla because those who want a car that insulates them from the road far out number those who want to feel it. BUT there are different strokes for different folks so I'll get to my question
... is there a Tesla-approved or non Tesla-considered (that would not invalidate the warranty) way to adjust the suspension to make it stiffer for the twisties?

I just cross posted this question in the Model S forum as well (here)
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/showt...918#post244918