Video Tesla Model S vs 365whp 2008 evo gsr
08-08-2013, 05:47 PM
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Video Tesla Model S vs 365whp 2008 evo gsr Not mine, just a cool video that showed up on my recommended feed from youtube.
Tesla Model S P85 vs 2008 Mitsubishi Evo GSR street Race from a Dead Stop
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Evo is running 25 psi with a full turbo back exhaust, tune, intake and upgraded clutch using launch control at 5,500 RPM.
Tesla Model S P85 vs 2008 Mitsubishi Evo GSR street Race from a Dead Stop
Taken from the page:
Evo is running 25 psi with a full turbo back exhaust, tune, intake and upgraded clutch using launch control at 5,500 RPM.
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08-09-2013, 06:57 AM
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sweet vid . I wonder if anyone will be able to turn up the power on them or if testa will release something for someone who wants a little more power
Wouldnt it be fun to be rich and strip that car interior wise , slicks on it and drag race with it , just to have something different .
Wouldnt it be fun to be rich and strip that car interior wise , slicks on it and drag race with it , just to have something different .
08-10-2013, 05:39 PM
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http://www.autoblog.com/2013/08/10/t...el-drive-2014/
Well there's a fitting story from autoblog that just came out today.
Tesla to introduce all-wheel-drive Model S in 2014?
The Model X sport utility vehicle may not be the first all-wheel-drive Tesla to hit the market. According to The Verge, Tesla is working on an AWD version of its Model S sedan. Currently, the Model S is only available with rear-wheel drive, but sources in the know at Tesla reportedly have said that an AWD version could be released as early as 2014, which is the same year the SUV is expected to be launch.
There was no hint in yesterday's conference call or shareholder letter that an AWD Model S is in the mix. Furthermore, the company's attention currently is focused in other places, such as Europe, Japan and China. But, as The Verge points out, CEO Elon Musk made comments in the 2013 annual shareholder meeting on June 4 about an AWD chassis that would be released in 2014 or 2015 – without the context of the Model X. We have to wonder: were the SUV's drivetrain and chassis also developed with other vehicles in mind?
Our own Domenick Yoney from AutoblogGreen adds another peculiar twist to the Tesla story: "When I spoke to Dorian West, Director of Powertrain Hardware Engineering, at Refuel, I was given the strong impression that I shouldn't expect anything [on the AWD front from Tesla] until after the Model X comes out."
Well there's a fitting story from autoblog that just came out today.
Tesla to introduce all-wheel-drive Model S in 2014?
The Model X sport utility vehicle may not be the first all-wheel-drive Tesla to hit the market. According to The Verge, Tesla is working on an AWD version of its Model S sedan. Currently, the Model S is only available with rear-wheel drive, but sources in the know at Tesla reportedly have said that an AWD version could be released as early as 2014, which is the same year the SUV is expected to be launch.
There was no hint in yesterday's conference call or shareholder letter that an AWD Model S is in the mix. Furthermore, the company's attention currently is focused in other places, such as Europe, Japan and China. But, as The Verge points out, CEO Elon Musk made comments in the 2013 annual shareholder meeting on June 4 about an AWD chassis that would be released in 2014 or 2015 – without the context of the Model X. We have to wonder: were the SUV's drivetrain and chassis also developed with other vehicles in mind?
Our own Domenick Yoney from AutoblogGreen adds another peculiar twist to the Tesla story: "When I spoke to Dorian West, Director of Powertrain Hardware Engineering, at Refuel, I was given the strong impression that I shouldn't expect anything [on the AWD front from Tesla] until after the Model X comes out."
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A flat black, upgraded battery, night vision Tesla would be perfect for transporting drugs on the highway in the middle of the night. Just wouldn't be great for dodging the cops, since you'd have to wait 40 hours until you can maybe use it again. LOL
Just sayin'.
LOL good runs though, that TQ is there all the time.
Just sayin'.
LOL good runs though, that TQ is there all the time.
