Minnoxide

Join Haris and Sean for another episode of the Minnoxide Podcast where we chat with Pierro Pucci about his experience on and off the track. We discuss his builds, how he dials them in, and what he has done to see success in just a few years of actively learning. While the majority of success on track days is the result of mental sharpening and growing your skillset, we also touch on what basic mods someone can do to maximize their performance around a circuit. We also briefly touch on his work at Pucci's Garage, and what projects he has been working on. The podcast finishes with some F1 predictions as well.

On today's episode, featured guest Bryce Bjerke is the brains behind Fat Cat Performance and now a full time Mopar expert at Moh's Performance Motorsport. Bryce has years of expertise and knowledge when it comes to working on and tuning Mopars specifically Gen 3 Hemi's. Join us as we dive deep into what makes this platform unique and special compared to its rivals, and how to make them even faster.

For episode 3, Trevor Skarie of Shred Design Co. walks us through his design process for the projects he undertakes, much of it automotive related. He also takes us through the importance of speaking the same language as your clients to ensure the end result is what everyone wants. In addition to creating artwork for his freelance clients and Platinum Automotive Wraps, he is a talented musician creating original music while also working on passion projects that provide opportunities for other locals to be recognized.

The second episode of the Minnoxide podcast features our first guest, Eriks.Garage, who talk's about a number of topics from his first cars to the latest edition of a McLaren 570s. Touching on a history of his modified cars and how his tastes developed, especially being around the car scene during his childhood in Japan.

In the first installment of Minnoxide, Haris and Sean discuss the ERay and why it could be the beginning of American prosperity on the global level. They touch on the electrification of cars and why it may or may not be justified. Price scalping by sellers and resellers is still prominent but slowly becoming less and less. They also touch on why Cadillac and Andretti absolutely should enter the world of F1.