Racing Suits, Jackets, & Pants

What are racing fire suits made of?

Racing fire suits, including drag racing fire suits and drag racing jackets, are typically constructed from specialized fire-resistant materials designed to provide maximum protection to drivers in the event of a fire. These materials often include:

• 1. Nomex: Nomex is a flame-resistant aramid fiber known for its exceptional heat resistance and durability. It is commonly used in the construction of racing fire suits.
• 2. Proban: Proban is a treated cotton fabric that becomes fire-resistant when exposed to flames. It is often used in the inner layers of fire suits.
• 3. SFI-Rated Materials: Racing fire suits must meet specific SFI (Safety Equipment Institute) standards for fire resistance, and they are often made from SFI-rated materials for added safety.

How long is a racing fire suit good for?

The lifespan of a racing fire suit depends on factors such as usage, care, and compliance with safety regulations. It's essential to regularly inspect your fire suit for signs of wear, damage, or deterioration. Racing organizations often have specific requirements regarding the lifespan of fire suits, so it's crucial to follow their guidelines. Generally, a well-maintained fire suit can last for several racing seasons, but it's important to prioritize safety and replace it if it shows any signs of wear or damage.

How much does a racing fire suit cost?

The cost of a racing fire suit can vary depending on factors such as the brand, design, SFI rating, and specific features. At JEGS, we offer a range of options to fit various budgets. Basic racing fire suits can start at around $200 to $300, while more advanced and high-end designs may range from $300 to $800 or more. Investing in a quality racing fire suit is essential for the safety of motorsports enthusiasts, as it provides vital protection against fire-related hazards.