Could Top Gear Even Exist Today? Topic Roulette With The Ballast Boys

Brian Scotto· Host0:00

What's up, everybody? Welcome back to another episode of Very Vehicular, brought to you by Viper Industrial. As always, I'm your host, Brian Scotto, and today we have a really, really fun episode. Joining us is none other than the rest of the Ballast Boys. That's right, Vinny Anatra, Ron Zarrella, all of us together, and we, we're doing something a little bit different today. I don't know, it's kind of like a topic roulette. We got a bunch of topics, put them in a hat. That's right, they're all right here. We run through all of them. Some of them we get pretty deep into. It's a great show. Enjoy it. I did. Everybody knows wearing sunglasses at night is for douchebags. Fortunately, Heatwave Visual also makes apparel. They've got great designs on everything from hats, hoodies, T-shirts, and even socks, but what they really kill at is their collabs. For example, they have an ongoing series with Chevy that includes the Heartbeat of America shirt I'm wearing now, plus a rad series with Chevy Trucks. They've also worked with my friends at Eisenhower Racing, and who knows, maybe one day there'll be a Scotto edition. And if you want to see that happen, head on over to their Instagram @heatwavevisual and get to pestering them. Thanks. What's that old saying? Don't ever meet your heroes. Unfortunately, this applies to cars, too, as my buddy Ken Block discovered when he bought his Ford RS200. To say it politely, the suspension sucked. So we went to KW to fix it on their seven-post suspension rig. Some say it was misappropriated