Sean Smith

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• From: The Smoking Tire - Roads Untraveled

  I fit well in my Mk1 MR2 once I did some tall man mods (6'3"). With a custom seat mount, Sparco bucket and a dished steering wheel with extension I fit perfect with a few inches above my head. Can even wear a helmet in it no problem.

• From: The Smoking Tire - Shut Up and Gamble Whiskey

  For people that are looking for something along the lines of AER really encourage people to check out World Racing League (WRL) as another great alternative to Chump/Lemons.

• From: The Smoking Tire - Ferrari Tony

  Great episode, bring Tony back for sure sounds like he has endless amounts of stories.

• From: Everyday Driver Car Debate - Josh Dipping A Toe Into The Pool Of Manual Turbos; Replacing The 86 For Jarno In Joburg; Realistically Obtainable Ownership

  First year Fiesta ST's are rapidly getting into the 13's so wouldn't surprise me that you could find on in the 12's with no options and really great bargain at that price.

• From: Everyday Driver Car Debate - An Engine Bucket List For Jason; A Project Car Increasing In Value For Rodney; Cars Without Dipsticks

  I think in a year or two they will put the Prius prime face and tale on all of them because that looks light years better.

• From: The Smoking Tire - JayzTwoCents

  Need to do a One Take with Jay's car, should make for a good one.

• From: Everyday Driver Car Debate - Toughest Debate Yet for Rich In UK; Shopping For Brian’s Parents; Would You Rather…?

  What about the rare TSX sport wagon? Almost as good looking at the TL and even more unique and rare.

• From: The Smoking Tire - Hand Cranked Vapes

  OMG please do the 240z and the Skyline as a Moter Trend Head 2 Head spoof with Carlos :)

• From: The Smoking Tire - Ghoulies w/ Gale Banks

  Here some more crazy jet boat action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPref2CL8pw

• From: The Smoking Tire - The Boardroom

  Little bit of miss information about the fuel eco stuff. More modern engines can get more power with less air and less fuel because of combustion improvements. Things like intake and exhaust VVT improve combustion efficiency and can reduce pumping losses. I do agree that the way most OEMs turn there FI cars allow for minimum boost in EPA mode driving which is why they don't deliver on their EPA MPG. Also I can assure you that there are somes OEMs that are not cheating the system even though the system is setup to allow if easily.