Smoking while driving is too stressful :-)
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i only smoke in my car...the wife's land rover is off limits.
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lol, They are rock songs. One is long the other is, gotta take a really big #2 long. :-)
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Is there any way to create a vaccum effect inside the cabin?
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I set mine mostly on feet but a little on defrost, I don't have burn issues but I have notice a lot of wrappers splitting.
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I'm with Brad on this one. Vent at the feet. No fan on at all, there is always a little air coming in thru the vent. And the Drivers Window only cracked about 1/2 an inch.
Its enough flow to keep the resting smoke going out the window but not enough to speed up the burn.
This is also enough flow to exhauset the exhale. Works great for me anyway.
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That's what RELIEVES my stress!
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OK, I'm gonna try that!
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No doubt, my long drives would be a different story if I couldn't smoke a cigar!
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Yeah, Wade, cut your crack down to 1/2 inch or even less and you will still draw smoke like crazy as long as
you are feet only, and no fan is necessary, although I guess LOW is acceptable.
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I've done this many times and I can say it works MUCH MUCH better. :-)
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This is when I set the stereo to full volume, hang my cigar out of my mouth and start headbanging. :-) Cops usually arent very big fans of that perticular manuever.
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You sir may be on to something. I grabbed a Bobken out of the shop tonight and ashed in there. I had a perfect burn on a Cain Daytona on the way home tonight. As I was driving, I put my hand up to the window that I had cracked open about an inch, which is the norm for me, and it was amazing how much wind there is right around the open area. I'll test it again on the way to/from work tomorrow, looking forward to seeing the results and will let you know! :-)
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I crack my window a couple inches but also swing the shade visor over to block the gap. Seems to help diffuse the turbulence and makes for a more pleasant experience. I keep the fan on defrost/feet with a low fan speed and works out pretty well most of the time.
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Good info fellas!:-)

Thank's for sharing.
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My car has a dual position or dual sliding sunroof, I think that's what they call them anyway, rather than just sliding straight back into the roof, I can pop the back up/open about an inch and half which creates a low pressure zone behind this "wing" and with windows closed or just slightly cracked, creates a very effective continuous draw on the cabin air at speed. That's probably about as close as you're going to get.
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I thought this was just going to be a "do you smoke in your car" thread. I've never smoked in my car. I just can't stand the stale smoke that never goes away. But i'm really picky about my car. No eating in it either. I don't even like going through the drive thru with it.

My truck, on the other hand, I would smoke all day in that thing. But my longest drive is only about 15 minutes.
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The only issue I face is where to put my cigar when I want to take a sip of my Diet Coke. Except when it's raining...my sun roof is always open. I won't even think of lighting up in the car unless it's an hour and a half drive or more, home. That being the case...it's going to be a robusto or larger cigar. I don't find burn issues to be much of a problem for the most part. But correcting the burn while juggling the steering wheel, cigar and a torch lighter in bright sun light at 80 mph...isn't the brightest idea. So between that, and not wanting to take a chance of the cigar falling out of my ashtray and burning something...I have to say that my vehicle smoking is extremely limited.
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I would suggest trying the "running your cigar under tap water" trick before heading out the door to your vehicle. Sounds to me that because your humidity is so low up there that it is drying out your cigar which would cause the inverted cone ash. :-) :-)
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Cigar Minder

I love these things, for the golf cart, truck, where ever. In my truck I clip it on the handle by my door, perfect! However I have left a half dozen or so on golf carts.
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