Slick steering wheel, sweaty hands....
01-31-2017, 09:20 AM
#21
I personally gave up sweating in 2014.
02-01-2017, 06:23 AM
#24
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I've always driven both my s2ks with gloves on for this very reason. A $20 set of mechanix gloves was my choice. I have since updated to some Sparco FIA gloves.
02-01-2017, 07:45 AM
#25
I also have sweaty palms, luckily for me I have to wear FIA gloves on track haha. When I used to drive it on the street I just used mechanic gloves or have the AC vents pointed at my hands.
02-02-2017, 01:16 PM
#26
Properly clean the wheel and get the oils off of it. Leather cleaner and a leather brush... there are vids on youtube on how to properly clean leather.
I use Adam's leather cleaner.
Other option is suede. But that requires proper maintenance as well.
Here's my wheel - my OE wheel had horribly cracked leather when I bought it so I swapped it out.
I use Adam's leather cleaner.
Other option is suede. But that requires proper maintenance as well.
Here's my wheel - my OE wheel had horribly cracked leather when I bought it so I swapped it out.
02-10-2017, 11:37 AM
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Get a Wheelskins cover:
http://www.steeringwheelscover.com/?...FQuZvAodPPkPJQ
Makes my wheel feel nice and thick and grippy and it protects the stock wheel from my sweaty hands. And the leather lacing looks cool..
http://www.steeringwheelscover.com/?...FQuZvAodPPkPJQ
Makes my wheel feel nice and thick and grippy and it protects the stock wheel from my sweaty hands. And the leather lacing looks cool..
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