Viper racing helmet?

[Tommii]

Hi there, I own a 2004 srt-10 convert with my brother. (He's a registered member here)

Because my brother and I are interested in tracking the car, I was wondering if anyone can tell me where I can get the exact helmet that this driver is wearing in the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dSsbp6wqdg

(I've only driven the dodge viper once without the knowledge of driving a manual, It was a hectic start for me.)






Here's a bad picture of my car.

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[VIPER GTSR 91]

Appears to be an ARIA which is the best out there. But it is custom painted regardless.

 

[daytonprowler]

In the video: Kuno Wittmer driving the comp coupe owned by VCA Ohio Members Jim and Kathy Stout.

Not the same helmet, but two brand new Bell Sport Helmets. Both are signed by our Viper GTS-R Le Mans team. You might like it........ Both going for auction individually (L and XL) on April 27th "LIVE" on-line auction.

More pictures here:

​http://forums.viperclub.org/threads/663069-quot-LIVE-AUCTION-quot-APRIL-27th-2013-9PM-EST-ULTIMATE-VIPER-PARTY

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[Tommii]

Appears to be an ARIA which is the best out there. But it is custom painted regardless.

do you know the exact model of it?

 

[Dom426h]

Buying a race helmet to some people is like buying a running shoe. If you were into running marathons you certainly wouldnt pick your shoe based on which one looked coolest on a TV commercial. That one might not be the right width, arch support, ect... for your particular feet and could leave you with some severe fatigue after running just a few miles. You would be better off going to a shoe store to try on a variety of shoes. If you were really serious you would possibly consult with an expert to help fit/match the right shoe to you.

While not quite as critical&important as running, the same applies at some degree with helmets. Diff brands fit differently and diff models within a particular manufactures lineup also fit differently. You want to be as comfortable and fatigue free when running a long track session. The right fit&cooling can have you thinking more clearly about the important stuff.

Being a VCA member gets you a 10% discount at HelmetCity.com
I tried on a few at my local racetracks shop while spectating an event then ordered online.
check em out.
http://www.helmetcity.com/page/HC/CTGY/autosnellsa2010

Once you find the helmet you like you can have it painted however you desire

 

[Tommii]

Buying a race helmet to some people is like buying a running shoe. If you were into running marathons you certainly wouldnt pick your shoe based on which one looked coolest on a TV commercial. That one might not be the right width, arch support, ect... for your particular feet and could leave you with some severe fatigue after running just a few miles. You would be better off going to a shoe store to try on a variety of shoes. If you were really serious you would possibly consult with an expert to help fit/match the right shoe to you.

While not quite as critical&important as running, the same applies at some degree with helmets. Diff brands fit differently and diff models within a particular manufactures lineup also fit differently. You want to be as comfortable and fatigue free when running a long track session. The right fit&cooling can have you thinking more clearly about the important stuff.

Being a VCA member gets you a 10% discount at HelmetCity.com
I tried on a few at my local racetracks shop while spectating an event then ordered online.
check em out.
http://www.helmetcity.com/page/HC/CTGY/autosnellsa2010

Once you find the helmet you like you can have it painted however you desire

Would like to test the helmets before purchasing but I do not have a local racing track shop around my area.