I was on the Racer wholesale website and seen cool shirt system and was wondering if anyone has use one before.

I don't do big track stuff yet but after spending weekends sweating in 95+ heat waiting for my next AX run this portable system looks pretty good to me. What do ya think?

Seeing this made me think that the medical cappilary tubing could be put into the seat. Then you would have a cool seat on a hot day, even with the top off!!!

QUOTE (ClayPerrine @ Jul 29 2005, 01:15 PM)

Seeing this made me think that the medical cappilary tubing could be put into the seat. Then you would have a cool seat on a hot day, even with the top off!!!

get a pump, and a small icechest..... put it behind your seat. and yove got your own refirgerated seat

Go to Button Willow or Thunder Hill in the summer and you'll wish you had one.

It is either that or the old Bontempi method, i.e., submerge a t-shirt in ice water and put it on under your driving suit, right before going to the grid.

QUOTE (Randal @ Jul 29 2005, 01:35 PM)

Go to Button Willow or Thunder Hill in the summer and you'll wish you had one. It is either that or the old Bontempi method, i.e., submerge a t-shirt in ice water and put it on under your driving suit, right before going to the grid.

i've only taken the A/C equipped cars to ThunderHill...sure it cost a few HP, but I was cool

I have an ISOTHERM COOL VEST that has never been removed from the plastic bag it came in. I believe I paid around $180.00 for it. I'd consider selling it if you want it. I'd probably want $100.00 plus shipping.

We use similar type cool vests under Level A haz-mat suits. that way you only sweat off 10 pounds instead of 20 when its above 80 outside.