Suit Comparions -advice needed
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Suit Comparions -advice needed
Looking at the Sparco Sprint and the Sparco "Sparco" suits - both FIA rated
The "Sparco" is box quilted - supposedly lighter and more comfortable. To me comfort in the car is very much worth the exta couple hundred dollars, but I am wondering if anyone else has experience with these suits and what their opinions are.
The "Sparco" is box quilted - supposedly lighter and more comfortable. To me comfort in the car is very much worth the exta couple hundred dollars, but I am wondering if anyone else has experience with these suits and what their opinions are.
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Several friends have the Sparco EVO3 suit. They love them..
After frying once too often in my MOMO (lesson learned, don't save money here) I went to Stable Energies about 7 months ago to the Sparco. They had just gotten the newer EVO4 suits.
I can't even begin to tell you how much lighter feeling the EVO4 is than the previous generation EVO3. The difference is not subtle. The 4 is a huge improvement. Sparco hasn't updated their site to show the current EVO4 model yet. Don't know why.
The EVO4 is the current Sparco. Only get that EVO.. I love it. When I put it on for the first time, I couldn't stop saying "Holy Cr$p!!" Worth every penny. Amazing...
After frying once too often in my MOMO (lesson learned, don't save money here) I went to Stable Energies about 7 months ago to the Sparco. They had just gotten the newer EVO4 suits.
I can't even begin to tell you how much lighter feeling the EVO4 is than the previous generation EVO3. The difference is not subtle. The 4 is a huge improvement. Sparco hasn't updated their site to show the current EVO4 model yet. Don't know why.
The EVO4 is the current Sparco. Only get that EVO.. I love it. When I put it on for the first time, I couldn't stop saying "Holy Cr$p!!" Worth every penny. Amazing...
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After handling and trying suits all last year, I just dropped the coin on a Sparco Superlegerra.
More than pleased - and it smells really nice! Dan will know, as I believe the Evo4 has the same treatment in the inner layer. The new stretch panels are nice as I have broad shoulders and chest; I was able to get a fit which really works without going custom (read Stand21).
More than pleased - and it smells really nice! Dan will know, as I believe the Evo4 has the same treatment in the inner layer. The new stretch panels are nice as I have broad shoulders and chest; I was able to get a fit which really works without going custom (read Stand21).
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check out wine country motorsports and go to their specials section. Both the sparco profy and technica x7 can be had at an awesome discount right now ($550 and $700, respectively)
my first suit was a sparco one and wasn't personally too crazy about it. after that was stolen (with the rest of my gear), I replaced it with an OMP suit I found on closeout. I have been much happier with the OMP product.
my first suit was a sparco one and wasn't personally too crazy about it. after that was stolen (with the rest of my gear), I replaced it with an OMP suit I found on closeout. I have been much happier with the OMP product.
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Contact Vic at VAS as you are fairly close to him for a custom fitting, makes a great suit, light, and very inexpensive for something made to custom fit.. http://www.vasracingsuits.com/