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Heh, my bad, I think I did mean driving gloves, although I'd want racing gloves for the day when I break down and track my baby. So, that having been said, anyone know anything about regular driving gloves? I currently wear my Gap gloves, but that's mostly because my fingers get cold; regular gloves simply don't transmit enough tactile sensations. Another reason for wanting driving gloves is to avoid sweating on the steering wheel, shifter **** when making downhill runs (and brake handle too during hot summer days).
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Originally posted by RedShft
its not that the sparco gloves or any other racing gloves look bad, its just that wearing on them on the street is kinda....ehh...pointless. are you gonna wear racing shoes too? like booger said, unless its cold, then whats the use?
its not that the sparco gloves or any other racing gloves look bad, its just that wearing on them on the street is kinda....ehh...pointless. are you gonna wear racing shoes too? like booger said, unless its cold, then whats the use?
Longbowe im in the same boat as you, my Nordstom (to late to worry about spelling) don't cut it when it comes to grip, and on those hot summer days, i have had my hands slip on the wheel and shifter.. i think the netted half fingered ones may do the trick, although they remind me of my gloves for the gym
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Originally posted by Norel350Z
Longbowe im in the same boat as you, my Nordstom (to late to worry about spelling) don't cut it when it comes to grip, and on those hot summer days, i have had my hands slip on the wheel and shifter.. i think the netted half fingered ones may do the trick, although they remind me of my gloves for the gym
Longbowe im in the same boat as you, my Nordstom (to late to worry about spelling) don't cut it when it comes to grip, and on those hot summer days, i have had my hands slip on the wheel and shifter.. i think the netted half fingered ones may do the trick, although they remind me of my gloves for the gym
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Has no one looked into the signal auto gloves. I would laugh at anyone wearing gloves while cruising down the highway myself; however if i saw Signal printied on the wrist I might think twice about it before I do. Siganl USA will sell them to you for $65 (i think).
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What do you guys think of this Driving Gloves? Please don't flame me
I know it's not Nissan or Nismo gloves (because nissan or nismo didn't make any). It's TRD and Ralliart Gloves. But at least out of this 2 i like the TRD better.
I know it's not Nissan or Nismo gloves (because nissan or nismo didn't make any). It's TRD and Ralliart Gloves. But at least out of this 2 i like the TRD better.
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The Black ones are ralliarts, which is Mitsubishi.
I found it on Japanparts.com
Ralliart Driving Gloves
Just scroll down to Driving GLove and you can find it.
I found it on Japanparts.com
Ralliart Driving Gloves
Just scroll down to Driving GLove and you can find it.
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I got a set of gloves that look like the TRD ones in black leather with a Z emblem on them. Anyone interested in them? They are size medium. Got them as a gift and I don't wear them.
I got a set of gloves that look like the TRD ones in black leather with a Z emblem on them. Anyone interested in them? They are size medium. Got them as a gift and I don't wear them.
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Originally posted by droideka
I've got a pair of Sparco Speeds for track work and although I don't wear them on the street, I'd feel half as silly doing so considering some of the hideous exterior modifications that many members have done to their vehicles.
Which is worse? Pair of racing gloves or puke inducing body kit and 20s?
I've got a pair of Sparco Speeds for track work and although I don't wear them on the street, I'd feel half as silly doing so considering some of the hideous exterior modifications that many members have done to their vehicles.
Which is worse? Pair of racing gloves or puke inducing body kit and 20s?
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