Just wondering if there are a couple of you looking for some FIA approved gloves or any type of racing gear, gloves, shoes, etc?
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I could use some driving gloves. I have a really good MOMO wheel but it can be really slippery when my hands get sweaty. Any suggestions** Lot's of M20 turbo parts for sale.**
Turn key track car.
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You want just leisurely street gloves or track/autox use gloves?Originally posted by E30Idea View Post
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I need some new leisurely street gloves, my current ones are FUBAROriginally posted by Ben Carufel View PostComment
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If you check out www.k1racegear.com, they are my sponsor for my car. I just want to say that for the price, their quality is top notch....
They also make suits, shoes, bags, etc.Comment
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I've been considering a pair. Thanks for the link.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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The best gloves I've found are those that use Kangaroo skin. That type of leather seems to have more friction and the grip doesn't degrade with use. And Kangaroo skin stays supple even after being wet. Beats plain leather by a large margin.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
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I wonder who makes K1's stuff for them.
One thing I have found immensely important with racing gloves is OUTSIDE STITCHING!
I wear SPARCO Fast-Tech gloves for that very reason. Hopefully K1 offers an outside stitching glove or will plan to soon.
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I love my g-force gloves
Grabs my 3 spoke M wheel nice, and my AA Tuning knob!
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For anyone buying gloves to use on the track, get a bright color so your hands are easier to see if you are doing a point buy or some other hand gesture. Red and yellow are good. Blue and black are bad.Lance Richert '88 M3, #35 PRO3, i3 etc.
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Good Point. Mine are mostly white. But no issues yet. I get up and OUT the top. Hard to miss my point bys.
Not too many people get it though ;)Comment
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man i agree, they are so much more comfortable.Originally posted by Ben Carufel View PostDan Zickel
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