Reply to "Pantera Fumes"

davidbMember

Pretty cool idea. I'll hand out that smelly stuff next big Pantera event and see if we can actually drive behind eachother that way.

Hey Garth, I don't think it's my own fumes that I smell when in traffic in the cat. I've done some experimenting, eg - if I start choking on fumes behind some car and then change lanes or drop back it goes away.

Sitting in stop and go traffic in the cat with my windows open or closed I can smell the exhausts of other cars. In my SUV with the windows open or closed I can't. I think it is the height (or lack of it) that makes all the difference.

10/29/082:12 PM

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