I could certainly see people modifying cotor controller settings. Changing hard RPM limits, or tuning PID controller gains for extra milliseconds on the track.
I doubt there is too much that can be done to increase the performance. Removing seats seems like it would be more effective than messing with RPM limits.
I just don't think it's worth compromising safety and implementing more systems (to regular where the modified cars are driven) to satisfy the small percentage of people who want to use a Model S as a serious track car.
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I could certainly see people modifying cotor controller settings. Changing hard RPM limits, or tuning PID controller gains for extra milliseconds on the track.
I doubt there is too much that can be done to increase the performance. Removing seats seems like it would be more effective than messing with RPM limits.
http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2...
I just don't think it's worth compromising safety and implementing more systems (to regular where the modified cars are driven) to satisfy the small percentage of people who want to use a Model S as a serious track car.
It's already pretty competitive on the track https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLCdP6sMN9k
One wreck from a modified Model S would be disastrous for Tesla, it's just not worth it at this point in my opinion.