Cool Down Your Tesla Model 3 - MPP Cooling Party Controller

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Overheating on the track? Power reduction? Hot battery and drive units after supercharging? Mountain Pass Performance has a solution for you.
Introducing the MPP Cooling Party Controller!
The second product in our mission to defeat EV heat issues - This Cooling Party Controller will run your Model 3’s cooling system at its maximum output - turning up the water pumps and AC compressor to the max to get the heat OUT. This device can be used while driving, charging, or even supercharging.
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8 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 28

@Dasbush121 3 года назад

Oooh can't wait to try this with the oil cooler on the Nürburgring this summer!

@MountainPassPerformance 3 года назад

I hope we can join you!

@Speedlimitreviews 3 года назад

One of my favorite companies to work with it! Can’t wait for the weather to break to get my car on the track.

@MountainPassPerformance 3 года назад

We can't wait for nicer weather either!!

@batandball617 3 года назад

@@MountainPassPerformance So with brakes, suspension, tyres sorted cooling box and rear oil cooler released, have you tested the front cooler on an AWD car? Will front and rear coolers allow full power laps of the ring? This is very exciting indeed!

@teslamark3305 3 года назад

Nice work guys! Please continue to push the performance envelope on these cars. We all win with your continued innovation. Like the black wheels on the M3. What are they?

@TeslaDIY 3 года назад

Congrats and thanks for always on the look out for solving problems for the community (even though i don't track..yet)

@MountainPassPerformance 3 года назад

Thank you! We're trying!

@mitchellbarnow1709 2 года назад

What an awesome product! Thank you Jessie and Sasha. I completely understand that you are able to make a living doing what you love and that you need to keep information to yourselves.

@MountainPassPerformance 2 года назад

Thanks Mitchell!

@mitchellbarnow1709 2 года назад

@@MountainPassPerformance You are very welcome

@Mattstech12 3 года назад

Excellent work! There's a lot going on in the Model 3. Thanks for continuing to develop thoughtful products. :)

@izetm3 3 года назад

Good job guys!

@MountainPassPerformance 3 года назад

Thanks for your help Isaac!

@LearningFast Год назад

Do you have a way to keep the battery at 52 degrees but cool the motors as much as possible? I do drag racing with my Model 3 Performance and a 52 degree battery is best for acceleration above 40 mph. However, the colder the motors the better the acceleration is below 40 mph. Track Mode cools both the batteries and the motors. I am looking for a way to only cool the motors.

@tnmoe- 3 года назад

Damn Sasha, you've come a long way from a GS300 at Fabi, eh? Good on ya.

@larryspiller15 3 года назад

Any solution to disable traction control on a dual motor model 3? I thought you guys had that party box thing but it doesn't seem to do that anymore.

@MountainPassPerformance 3 года назад

Our Party Box does let you have fun with an AWD car... Check out our website and email with any questions :)

@paulogomes8762 3 года назад

Superbe work Sasha !!!

@zeitgeist888 5 месяцев назад

Are there no larger/thicker or more efficient radiators available for M3Ps? Together with the Partycooler would seem like a good package for track use especially in hot weather track environments.