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90/85 * 425 is about 450 so your numbers would seem to dove tail nicely with the capacity difference. The rest could be measurement error, SoC or simply the rumored improved chemistry in the 90 pack.
I'm hoping we can squeeze just a little more out of the P85D.
90/85 = 1.05882353
455 (max battery power for P90D) / 1.05882353 = 429,72
Drive more? Yes please!
by the way would it be to much trouble to take a quick snap of the new badge ... would be fun to tease people with this is what I'm going to pay $5,000.00 for ....
Sure, ardart99 - happy to oblige!Hey yo mama .... just checking in to see how another "L" day feels ..... can't wait until the upgrade comes local ..... by the way would it be to much trouble to take a quick snap of the new badge ... would be fun to tease people with this is what I'm going to pay $5,000.00 for .... You know today was a beautiful day here in Virginia and i went out and cruised a bit .... and kicked it some as well .... this really is a spectacular car ....!!! Got the call to order a Founders X today as the result of the referral program .... at that point I won't have a ICE car around to drive and remind me of how loud and inefficient they feel ... ;-) Anyway hope your still enjoying your upgrade .....
Have we heard of any confirmed appointments outside the Fremont plant?You are one lucky man....awaiting the call here in Palm Beach, FL....hopefully soon??!!
Sure, ardart99 - happy to oblige! View attachment 102044 It's not the most elegant photo but literally the first thing I did when I retook possession of my MS post upgrade was to snap this picture in the Fremont factory parking lot. (Then I texted it to MarcG before we met up so he'd know that I was legit and not some kind of creepy internet stalker). Today feels pretty darn good. My kids and I are so happy. We actually spent about 30 minutes last night, sitting in the car, looking for Easter eggs. My wife thinks I've lost my mind - but that's nothing *too* unusual. Okay, some random thoughts about 52 hours in:
- I'm still really, really happy with the improved feel of the car. I can't help but feel that my initial reactions in this thread were a little muted because I didn't want to be irrationally enthusiastic. But MarcG's videos confirmed my gut feel that the improvements are legit. I think there are car enthusiasts who (happily) pay a lot more than $5,000 to get a lot less.
- It's a beast now - but in an understated way. There are a lot of Teslas rolling around here in Silicon Valley and one starts to look like the next. But, for the time being, the P90DLs and P85DLs are special. Most people don't notice - even at superchargers - and that's okay with me because I care less about what others think and more about how I feel. And I feel like a pimp in this car.
- It feels like I'm driving my MS for the first time again - only with the benefit of hindsight. I'm having a really hard time staying humble about this and I'm not sure how I'd have dealt with it without the folks here at TMC. Thanks, everyone.
- I'm more curious about the science of my car, that's for sure. I didn't really care about any of that before.
- One lurking annoyance is that now that I'm using the Power Tools For Tesla app I found myself focusing on collecting data this morning rather than just enjoying the drive. It kind of felt like examining the biology of sex during the act - not particularly romantic.
- In the same vein, I found myself driving faster than I should have this morning just to see data from high speeds. I need calm that down.
- It was really fun meeting up with MarcG and I'd do something like that again. We were actually toying around with tracking down GGGotATesla, Pete90D, and any other locals who might be interest to go have a beer sometime. I basically feel more connected to the Tesla community because of the upgrade, which was not something I had anticipated;
- I continue to appreciate the augmented passing power. It's so refreshing to not "hit the wall" around 65+;
- I've admittedly been hammering the "go fast" pedal but I'm starting to get the distinct impression that I'll be charging more than the once-a-week that I was previously used to. Energy consumption is way up due to how I'm currently driving... but still.
- Auto pilot is a great distraction from maximum speed. My wife really, really appreciated when I used auto pilot this weekend because it meant we were traveling at a relatively constant rate of speed. I didn't appreciate this until MarcG was driving my car, and I was a passenger. Punching the accelerator really does throw your passengers around quite a bit - more so now than ever (which is something my Tesla techs warned me about);
- I was really bummed that I missed out on the P90DL. This upgrade erased about 90-95% of bitterness. I'm really happy I did it.
- I'm still not particularly happy with *how* Tesla communicates with its customers. But I'll be hard pressed to ever doubt their engineering ability in the future. These folks know how to built cool Sh*t.
That's it for now! And thanks for asking. :smile:
Sure, ardart99 - happy to oblige! View attachment 102044 It's not the most elegant photo but literally the first thing I did when I retook possession of my MS post upgrade was to snap this picture in the Fremont factory parking lot. (Then I texted it to MarcG before we met up so he'd know that I was legit and not some kind of creepy internet stalker). Today feels pretty darn good. My kids and I are so happy. We actually spent about 30 minutes last night, sitting in the car, looking for Easter eggs. My wife thinks I've lost my mind - but that's nothing *too* unusual. Okay, some random thoughts about 52 hours in:
- I'm still really, really happy with the improved feel of the car. I can't help but feel that my initial reactions in this thread were a little muted because I didn't want to be irrationally enthusiastic. But MarcG's videos confirmed my gut feel that the improvements are legit. I think there are car enthusiasts who (happily) pay a lot more than $5,000 to get a lot less.
- It's a beast now - but in an understated way. There are a lot of Teslas rolling around here in Silicon Valley and one starts to look like the next. But, for the time being, the P90DLs and P85DLs are special. Most people don't notice - even at superchargers - and that's okay with me because I care less about what others think and more about how I feel. And I feel like a pimp in this car.
- It feels like I'm driving my MS for the first time again - only with the benefit of hindsight. I'm having a really hard time staying humble about this and I'm not sure how I'd have dealt with it without the folks here at TMC. Thanks, everyone.
- I'm more curious about the science of my car, that's for sure. I didn't really care about any of that before.
- One lurking annoyance is that now that I'm using the Power Tools For Tesla app I found myself focusing on collecting data this morning rather than just enjoying the drive. It kind of felt like examining the biology of sex during the act - not particularly romantic.
- In the same vein, I found myself driving faster than I should have this morning just to see data from high speeds. I need calm that down.
- It was really fun meeting up with MarcG and I'd do something like that again. We were actually toying around with tracking down GGGotATesla, Pete90D, and any other locals who might be interest to go have a beer sometime. I basically feel more connected to the Tesla community because of the upgrade, which was not something I had anticipated;
- I continue to appreciate the augmented passing power. It's so refreshing to not "hit the wall" around 65+;
- I've admittedly been hammering the "go fast" pedal but I'm starting to get the distinct impression that I'll be charging more than the once-a-week that I was previously used to. Energy consumption is way up due to how I'm currently driving... but still.
- Auto pilot is a great distraction from maximum speed. My wife really, really appreciated when I used auto pilot this weekend because it meant we were traveling at a relatively constant rate of speed. I didn't appreciate this until MarcG was driving my car, and I was a passenger. Punching the accelerator really does throw your passengers around quite a bit - more so now than ever (which is something my Tesla techs warned me about);
- I was really bummed that I missed out on the P90DL. This upgrade erased about 90-95% of bitterness. I'm really happy I did it.
- I'm still not particularly happy with *how* Tesla communicates with its customers. But I'll be hard pressed to ever doubt their engineering ability in the future. These folks know how to built cool Sh*t.
That's it for now! And thanks for asking. :smile:
- It was really fun meeting up with MarcG and I'd do something like that again. We were actually toying around with tracking down GGGotATesla, Pete90D, and any other locals who might be interest to go have a beer sometime. I basically feel more connected to the Tesla community because of the upgrade, which was not something I had anticipated;
lolachampcar - I don't know what data you'd need or how best to capture it, but you seem to like these numbers and I'm happy to let you play with them. I suspect that Sorka's vbox will be the best source - but what do I know? If you can PM me some simple instructions I'll to try contribute more info.I'll do the integration work if you want to send me data
ardart99 - I'm kind of the reverse of you. I didn't care about cars *until* I found Tesla.
My feelings exactly. I would love to see some P85DL runs 0-60and 1/4 mile vs a P90DL at your earliest convenience. That whole .2 second disclaimer had me worriedThis is the best thread I've read on this board. Makes me feel much better about having forked over my $500 deposit on blind faith. Thanks for all of your reports!