Gearbox 4g Kart Racing Suit: Size 58 on 2040-parts.com
Flat Rock, Michigan, United States
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Gearbox 4G Kart Racing Suit for Auction
-Purchased new in 2001 and worn 5-10 times -There are some grease spots on it, which are probably from chain lube -Good condition: I am not aware of any rips or tears -Certification tag says CIK/FIA 96239 -Size is "58". I'm not sure what that means but I am 5'11" tall. -Outer fabric: 100% Polyamide -Middle fabric: 52% Polyester, 48% Cotton -Inner fabric: 100% Nylon Note: The outer material is thick and is for protection from impacts and abrasions that occur in a karting wreck. It is not a fire suit for race cars. |
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