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Nice video @breeves002
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That would be me haha. Guess I should have just posted it but that’s fine, thanks for sharing.
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Happy to help. Trying to make you “internet famous.”
Now retitle the video “Tesla plaid owner cries after getting PWNED by electric Mustang” and make the clickbait picture of the video a pic of a plaid with a baby crying in front of it.
10,000,000 views and 25,000 comments guaranteed.
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Nice, timed super accurately by hitting pause and play showing a hair under 4 seconds.
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a very small bit of tire noise at the start. I wonder if there's some improvement to be had from that.
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Well I'm not sure there's much you can do to improve the tire noise. Maybe get a wider tire for a lower pitch?
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I'm sure. You can see how much it eases into the power too by the power meter in the bottom left.
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I didn't even notice that. I will now admit I have no idea if that's a GT thing or if it's always been there and I never noticed it on my FE? I suspect the former?
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I think it does it on all of them. My guess is to avoid wheel spin off the line.
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Do you mean the easing into the power, or the power meter? If you meant the meter, I think that is going to come to earlier cars through an OTA. At least I would hope so.
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the meter.
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the meter, not the delay. the delay has been beaten to death on here at this point.
