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Recent Installation Guides

“Smash Me” Model Y/3 Skidplate Installation Instructions

  Thank you for ordering our MPP aluminum skid plate! Installation of this skid plate is very straight forward, so you'll be protected in no time.   Installation Instructions: Time Required: 0.75 hoursTools Required: Common metric wrench and ratchet set,...
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MPP.R Stoptech BBK Installation Instructions

Thank you for ordering our MPP x StopTech big brake kit! We're sure you're going to love it. Please pay special attention to the following points:1) Ensure the studs are totally seated into the bracket prior to tightening the set screw. The stud should sit inside the...
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MPP Model 3 Master Cylinder Brace Installation Instructions

If you've picked up one of our MPP master cylinder braces, thanks for your order! Installation is super easy, and we look forward to hearing what you think once you get the brace installed!   Installation Instructions: Time Required: 0.5 hoursTools Required: Socket...
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MPP Model 3 Lightweight Rear Spring Arm Installation Instructions

Thanks for purchasing our rear spring arm! Installation is straight forward and there isn't really anything that should hang you up.Our cyber rear spring arms do not come with springs or upper spring adjusters unless you've ordered them that way. Please be sure you...
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MPP Model 3 Front Lower Control Arm Spherical Bearing Installation Instructions

Thank you for ordering our front lower control arm sealed spherical bearings for the Tesla Model 3! There was a lot of effort into the design of this part, and installation is straight forward but there are specific steps that must be followed to avoid any issues....
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MPP Corkscrew Front Upper Control Arm Installation Instructions

Here are the instructions on installing our Mountain Pass Performance Corkscrew Front Upper Control Arms. These arms are extremely simple to install, but there are a few details that require careful attention as they can save you a lot of time and effort. Please read...
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Tesla Model 3 Front Brake Pad Replacement DIY

Hello again everyone! The other day we needed to swap out our MPP Page Mill Track Pads Track Pads for our MPP Page Mill Street Pads on The Future, so we took a few pictures to show everyone how simple it is! Hopefully it helps if you need to swap pads in the near...
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MPP MoTeC C125 Display Kit Instructions

If you've purchased one of our MoTeC C125 kits - thank you! You're going to love it. The device is such a powerful tool - especially when used for logging and analyzing driver performance. Here is an installation guide along with some software instructions....
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Our Biggest Accomplishments

Yes, we took our Model Y to a time attack event. It was fast.

One of my visions for the Model Y when we got it was to take it to lapping days, baby seat, and all. You know, maybe bruise some egos, wake up some people to the potential of electric vehicles in the process. Well on Sunday we had just about the perfect opportunity to...
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MPP Visits Laguna Seca and Has a Record-Setting Party

We visit Laguna Seca for the first time and have great time, setting new records and winning alongside our friends and customers.

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MPP Competes In Global Time Attack With Performance Model 3, Sets Fastest Time, Gets DQ’d For Being Electric!

Wow. What a wild last two weeks we've had. It all started with an invitation by our customer and longtime racer Cameron Rogers to bring his Tesla Model 3 to the largest Time Attack event in North America - Global Time Attack Super Lap. The event is in Tesla's own...
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MPP Brings Tesla Their First Model 3 Time Attack Win Worldwide!

I'm so pumped to tell you all that our Model 3 (nicknamed "The Future") brought home a win in some wet conditions at CSCS Time Attack recently. Arriving at the track on our 18" aero wheels, we got there with a ridiculous efficiency of around 135wh/km, and with a quick...
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Tesla Model 3 LR RWD Dyno Testing At Various SOC

For a while, we've been meaning to talk about the power difference as a result of battery charge level. So we thought the best way to illustrate this was to use our Dynapack dyno to just show the raw power at the wheels. at different charge levels. Special thanks to...
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Gridlife and the First Model 3 In Competition Worldwide

After receiving our Model 3 earlier than anticipated, we decided to make a big push to get it ready for GridLife, a motorsport and music festival that is one of the largest and most anticipated events in North America for the automotive aftermarket. Naturally we...
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Popular Technical Articles

Suspension Tech – Firmer But More Comfortable? How Can That Be?

by | June 16, 2020 | Featured Technical Articles, Technical Articles | 0 Comments

One of the reasons we always recommend people to go for a ride with someone that already has MPP suspension is because it is so difficult to describe specifically how the ride, feel, and performance changes compared to stock or lowering springs. It's much more...
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Motor Control 101

by | October 18, 2019 | Blog, Featured Technical Articles, Nerd Out, Technical Articles | 0 Comments

As with any state-of-the-art technology, there tends to be a lot of misinformation about how new things work. Over the last few years as we've gotten into the EV space I have had a lot of difficulty finding relevant information about the control of AC motors in...
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Tesla Model 3 Buttonwillow CW13 Track Guide

by | March 28, 2019 | Blog, Featured Technical Articles, Technical Articles | 0 Comments

Before the last Tesla Corsa event we did a "track day guide" article for those of you that are new to tracking your Model 3's. Now, we're going to go over the Buttonwillow Clockwise-13 circuit turn by turn, and coach you through the optimal line, driving style and...
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Track Day Guide

by | January 8, 2019 | Blog, Featured Technical Articles, Technical Articles | 0 Comments

With our years of building, racing and driving in top level sports car racing series in North America, we've learned a lot - and we can help give you the simple, useful information you need to make your track day a success. I love the fact that an article like this is...
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Suspension Tech – Springs vs Coilovers

by | April 27, 2018 | Featured Technical Articles, Nerd Out, Technical Articles | 0 Comments

We have been asked a few times lately why someone might want to opt for coilovers rather than just lowering springs. After all, lowering springs are cheaper and achieve more or less the same result, right? Well.. without sounding too biased I will explain why the...
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Recent Technical Articles

Upgrading Your Model 3

Upgrading Your Model 3

by | Jan 24, 2020 |

NEW TO MODIFYING CARS? WELCOME! So you're head over heels in love with your new Tesla Model 3, and you want to do some upgrades to it. The problem is, you're new to modifying cars. You're not sure what to buy - what is good, what is bad, where to go to get things...

RECENT TESTING + RESULTS

Yes, we took our Model Y to a time attack event. It was fast.

by | July 28, 2020 | Featured Results, Testing + Results | 0 Comments

One of my visions for the Model Y when we got it was to take it to lapping days, baby seat, and all. You know, maybe bruise some egos, wake up some people to the potential of electric vehicles in the process. Well on Sunday we had just about the perfect opportunity to...
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Tesla Performance Model 3 Dyno Testing At Various SOC

by | November 7, 2019 | Testing + Results | 0 Comments

We finally got an AWD car on our dyno (thanks to our friend Shereef for lending us his P3D) and it was great to find that these cars will work with a Dynapack hub dyno without issue! After seeing the difference between the standard and long-range RWD Model 3, we were...
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Tesla Model 3 SR+ Dyno Testing

by | August 21, 2019 | Testing + Results | 0 Comments

We recently purchased a Model 3 SR+ for more development work and to get Jesse off of gasoline-burning automobiles, and were pretty impressed with how quick this little lightweight was! Sure enough with some dyno testing we came to realize the reason for that - it has...
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MPP Visits Laguna Seca and Has a Record-Setting Party

by | July 4, 2019 | Featured Results, Testing + Results | 0 Comments

We visit Laguna Seca for the first time and have great time, setting new records and winning alongside our friends and customers.

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Cameron Grabs EV Production Car Lap Record With MPP Tuned P3D

by | December 12, 2018 | Testing + Results | 0 Comments

A huge congratulations are in order to our friend and client Cameron Rogers who just took his Performance Model 3 back to Laguna Seca to see how much quicker he could go after installing a pile of aftermarket parts, including our suspension arms, brake lines and...
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MPP Competes In Global Time Attack With Performance Model 3, Sets Fastest Time, Gets DQ’d For Being Electric!

by | November 10, 2018 | Featured Results, Testing + Results | 0 Comments

Wow. What a wild last two weeks we've had. It all started with an invitation by our customer and longtime racer Cameron Rogers to bring his Tesla Model 3 to the largest Time Attack event in North America - Global Time Attack Super Lap. The event is in Tesla's own...
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We Track Test The P3D Against Our Model 3. Who Wins?

by | October 10, 2018 | Blog, Testing + Results | 0 Comments

A good friend of ours just purchased a Performance Model 3 with the Performance Upgrade Package, so naturally we invited him to bring the brand-new car to the track! We were excited to see how it would fare against our less powerful, but modified RWD Model 3. Despite...
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Tesla Model 3 LR RWD Dyno Testing At Various SOC

by | August 19, 2018 | Blog, Featured Results, Nerd Out, Testing + Results | 0 Comments

For a while, we've been meaning to talk about the power difference as a result of battery charge level. So we thought the best way to illustrate this was to use our Dynapack dyno to just show the raw power at the wheels. at different charge levels. Special thanks to...
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