Great video guys. Everything you said lines up with what I am seeing. Max Discharge value matters a lot too. Track and Maximize that max discharge value. It will tell you exactly how fast you will go. I launched twice with 623 HP max discharge value today. However, I saw 625 HP right when there was a track delay. If anyone can launch at 625 HP max discharge they will have a really quick run.
@@zevcentric I am at 400 feet. It was rather hot today. DA was well over 2,000. You still have to precondition the battery for supercharging. It unlocks about 40-50 extra HP. The 100 lbs weight reduction was almost exactly 1 tenth.
You owe me a 10s car buster! Haha anyone here into cars back when the first fast and furious hit in 2001? Remember how rare anything st legal that also ran 10s was. I remember nothing that could do it no prep on st tires for under $250,000+👍🏻 Now we have a U.S. made 4dr mid size family car getting 120mpge while running high 10s with a 2.9s 0-60mph for under 50k after the tax credits. Imagine what will happen in another couple year's with evs, solid state cells etc. I bet you'll be able to scoop one of these up with 35-50k miles on it by 2027 for 30-35k or LESS. 👍🏻😎
The past can help judge the future. Looking at the 2021 m3p, they are going for roughly 33k with the mileage you suggested. MSRP was about 40k new, so thats a 7k drop. Going to the current model, msrp is about 50k new, 3 years, suspect closer to 40k range.
You guys in the USA get the good one, me over here in Australia and the rest of the world got the gimped lg battery with less power and over heats quicker and doesn't do 10s
I have a 2019 Model 3 Performance and my wife has a late 2023 Model Y Performance. I am contemplating trading in the Model 3 for the newer version as I have had the car for five years now.
Good stuff guys! Thanks for the shoutout!
Great video guys. Everything you said lines up with what I am seeing. Max Discharge value matters a lot too. Track and Maximize that max discharge value. It will tell you exactly how fast you will go. I launched twice with 623 HP max discharge value today. However, I saw 625 HP right when there was a track delay. If anyone can launch at 625 HP max discharge they will have a really quick run.
Getting mine next May
Woah! Crazy fast!
10.65 @ 128 mph today with some weight reductions.
We saw you pulled the back seat. Congrats. What altitude are you at?
@@zevcentric I am at 400 feet. It was rather hot today. DA was well over 2,000. You still have to precondition the battery for supercharging. It unlocks about 40-50 extra HP. The 100 lbs weight reduction was almost exactly 1 tenth.
This is going to be 🔥
You owe me a 10s car buster! Haha anyone here into cars back when the first fast and furious hit in 2001?
Remember how rare anything st legal that also ran 10s was. I remember nothing that could do it no prep on st tires for under $250,000+👍🏻
Now we have a U.S. made 4dr mid size family car getting 120mpge while running high 10s with a 2.9s 0-60mph for under 50k after the tax credits. Imagine what will happen in another couple year's with evs, solid state cells etc.
I bet you'll be able to scoop one of these up with 35-50k miles on it by 2027 for 30-35k or LESS. 👍🏻😎
The past can help judge the future. Looking at the 2021 m3p, they are going for roughly 33k with the mileage you suggested. MSRP was about 40k new, so thats a 7k drop. Going to the current model, msrp is about 50k new, 3 years, suspect closer to 40k range.
We opened the company in 1999 as a JDM importer with our origins in RX7’s and rotaries. It’s nuts how much faster cars are now in general.
@@zachmullins9444 our 2018-2020 P’s were between 56 to 70k new before tax credits.
You guys in the USA get the good one, me over here in Australia and the rest of the world got the gimped lg battery with less power and over heats quicker and doesn't do 10s
I have a 2019 Model 3 Performance and my wife has a late 2023 Model Y Performance. I am contemplating trading in the Model 3 for the newer version as I have had the car for five years now.
Looking forward to the comparison of the 18" vs 20", maybe you will drop 0.1-0.2s?
Not very sure though, as the OEM 20" are quite light?
Do they have Superchargers at the track?
yes at some.
love your content and the site but there's just too much talk brother.