How many of you heel/toe daily?
#22
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Heel-Toe Downshifting in a BMW PRO3 Race Car - YouTube
Mine don't look anything like this. My blip ends up being more like what the f my foot catches on the carpet or tranny tunnel.
Yeah mine doesn't look this good either. lol. Maybe the Jim Conforti shoes help. lol
Heel-Toe Downshifting in a BMW PRO3 Race Car - YouTube
Mine don't look anything like this. My blip ends up being more like what the f my foot catches on the carpet or tranny tunnel.
#23
Those of you that are doing it, are you wearing a particular shoe or are you able to do it in any shoes? I find it easier in a show with a more firm sole, like basketball shoes or something like that. It's harder in my Converse or other thin soled shoes. Maybe I'm just not used to it.
#24
I wear Puma shoes. Obviously not real fireproof racing ones but the shoes that are designed to look like those. i find those the easiest because the sole is actually thin and flexible and you get better pedal feel through them in my opinion. I absolutely heel-toe everyday. Very fun once you get the hang of it.
#25
Those of you that are doing it, are you wearing a particular shoe or are you able to do it in any shoes? I find it easier in a show with a more firm sole, like basketball shoes or something like that. It's harder in my Converse or other thin soled shoes. Maybe I'm just not used to it.
#26
I've never heel-toed before (not sure if my shoes are small enough) but I do like to blip my throttle when downshifting. It takes time but I feel like my clutch gets less wear.
But with the short-throw I shift quick enough when upshifting..
But with the short-throw I shift quick enough when upshifting..
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