5/14mm “Moderate Flush” Spacer Kit on 2024 Model 3 Performance (Highland)

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Vehicle - 2024 Tesla Model 3 Performance
Wheels - Tesla Factory OEM 20” Warp (Front: 20x9 +34, Rear: 20x10 +45)
Tires - Pirelli P Zero OEM (Front: 235/35/20, Rear: 275/30/20)
Suspension - Factory (non-lowered)
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Front Spacers - 5mm Slip-On Spacers
Rear Spacers - 14mm H&R TRAK+ Spacers
Installation Difficulty - 2/10
Direct Plug & Play

[@jezza6575]

Ordered a set last night thanks Danny!

[@modelplusstudio]

Well-received! Thank you.

[@canieto1]

I was looking for the same thing. This looks perfect!

[@ashegam]

Great angles, thanks for sharing.

[@Mamba310]

This video inspired me to take the aero caps off my your red m3p and man, the car looks amazing now. It’s fit for the joker, yall can have the Batman look

[@modelplusstudio]

Take them off and set them free my friend!

[@Mamba310]

@@modelplusstudioone question. I have some light scratches on the wheels (at least I think they’re scratches) after taking the blades out. Any way to get em out?

[@Zergcerebrates]

The left side without the aero covers look a lot better

[@modelplusstudio]

Good eye! And totally agree.

[@canieto1]

Agree!

[@blue-q8g2c]

This is Korea. Can I buy it? I only want to put hub space to fit the Model 3 Highland Performance Fenda

[@artur0123]

Perfect combo!!! when are you going lower it

[@modelplusstudio]

Thanks! Soon.

[@MrVidimlic]

Perfect amount, tastefully done good sir. Any idea on how much the efficency is affected?

[@modelplusstudio]

We haven't driven enough to have any real data but I don't suspect range is affected . Still the same wheels and tires from factory. If anything it may be slightly more efficient since the wheels are flush with the body line.

[@MrGunner121]

Probably slightly worse, as the wheels stick out from the body more especially in the back, and the front air notches can't create an air shield over the wheel's side profile. Looks much better tho but that price is wild...

[@modelplusstudio]

@@MrGunner121 If you say so!

[@Mamba310]

@@MrGunner121is 189 not a good price ? Was just gonna buy

[@jezza6575]

What’s your thoughts on lowering the M3P(highland) on lowering springs? Any more videos coming with more aggressive spacers and maybe lowered too?

[@modelplusstudio]

Soon. Stay tuned!

[@RIVvideos]

badass

[@RJasonKlein]

I:think the rears in particular are spaced out just slightly too much.

[@modelplusstudio]

In-person it sits perfectly! However, we do offer milder options now, if you prefer.

[@MrIsaacvillarreal]

Just purchased from you. Still don't even have a VIN for my order lol. Question. For 2024 ti lift the car do we need jack pads? Those round things they sell? This would be my 1st EV. THANKS IN ADVANCE

[@modelplusstudio]

It's recommended. If you have a full size hydraulic jack with the soft pads, you can go without.

[@menithings]

someone give this man a cpap machine

[@modelplusstudio]

iPhone microphone is crazy!! But I'm fine, I'm running a half marathon in a couple weeks here. Thank for your concern :)

[@MD-zb9ev]

LMAO

[@lukea6597]

Where could i get 5mm Slip-On Spacers for the front?

[@modelplusstudio]

We sell them!

[@OscarTorres-js6bv]

Does the car vibrate at high speed?

[@modelplusstudio]

Rest assured, the spacers are hub-centric and will not cause any unwarranted vibrations at any speed.

[@OscarTorres-js6bv]

@@modelplusstudio thanks

[@blue-q8g2c]

This is Korea. Can I buy it?

[@modelplusstudio]

Yes! Send us an email - [e-mail]

[@vandegrift9712]

Does the 10mm spacers on the website fit this car?

[@modelplusstudio]

Yes, we have something for those who prefer a milder version. Please email [e-mail] for more details.

[@artur0123]

5/17 its too much? im getting the same car but white on white.

[@modelplusstudio]

I suggest 17mm or 20mm only if the car is lowered. Stock height, this is about as good as it gets!

[@artur0123]

@@modelplusstudio what do you suggest for lower the car 1.5 inch? 1.2inch? I’m going to lower mine and what to do spacers

[@modelplusstudio]

@@artur0123 lowering springs are you best option right now as manufacturers work around the adaptive dampers. Feel free to email us at [e-mail] - I can show you an example of a client of ours who is already lowered and flush fitment with spacers. -Danny

[@integra8502]

​@@modelplusstudioLowered Rear 17-20mm,..Front no additional Spacers needed ??

[@OlavAlexanderMjelde]

​@@integra8502 on the old 3 P, I ran 17mm spacers front with the zero-g wheels when I had KW V3s and negative camber (a tad over 1 degree). Those had offset 34, same as new performance front wheels. Imagine same would work with 1 deg negative camber while lowering. Or you could of course put adjustable cambers without lowering too, or with less lowering, to add negative camber :-) (if so, also buy adjustable caster arms).

[@integra8502]

According to the tire and wheel specs, the Front Tires seem slightly " Stretched "...and the Rear not ?

[@modelplusstudio]

Not too bad wit these new Pirelli PZero's compared to the previous M3P. The 235 front seems more like a 245.

[@integra8502]

@@modelplusstudio okay thank you

[@anonymouse2772]

Plaid

[@xxxmarekxxx505]

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