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Most frustrating maneuver
09-16-2009, 11:11 PM
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Oh you have no idea.

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09-19-2009, 08:20 PM
Post: #62
 
jedimario Wrote:Oh you have no idea.

Oh, I wish I did.

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09-20-2009, 01:30 PM
Post: #63
 
humjaba Wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdWSyrqEnE4

I'd like to be able to do that =O

In the Shelby during my track day, I didn't have much of a problem heel and toeing. I was doing it just like that video you posted, with the ball of my foot on the brake and kicking the throttle with the outstep of my foot. I had the GoPro on the inside for one session that showed me going through the gears. (If my boss ever finishes editing those vids, I'll post them) I actually had a hard time with the 2-3, but that just was from either going to fast or overestimating the throw. You'll find that on a track it's a ton easier to heel and toe, because you're going further into the pedal travel on the brake. In autocross or on the street, you don't really get enough brake down to really do it that easily. The SN197 pedals are alot closer together, so I'll do it into parking lots and things like that for fun sometimes, but it was much much easier to do on track.

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03-08-2010, 11:22 PM
Post: #64
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
"heel toe"-ing in my car is so easy its not even funny Tongue btu then again, by brake and gas pedals have less than an inch of space between then i think.... so in reality with my big feet i actually just have my foot as a slight angle and have the toe on the brake and the entire right hand half of my shoe on the gas.

and kinda a pointless maneuver, but getting a perfect j turn where you get it into first and never stop moving.
course then again i usually just have problems getting the full 180, i usually come up at about 170 and the car stops.
so frustrating...

oh, and topping out second on an auto x course (2nd gear goes to 72mph...)

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03-09-2010, 01:10 PM
Post: #65
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
having a size 15 foot means that any car is easy to HT for me... I do it in the z and a lot people claim its near impossible to do in it...

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03-09-2010, 08:39 PM
Post: #66
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
merrell clogs are the best driving shoe for the volvo....but the super heavy gas pedal still makes HT a challenge

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03-09-2010, 09:46 PM
Post: #67
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
I'm too big to do it the right way in the miata. My legs hit the steering wheel and my feet dont have enough room. So I have half the ball of my foot on the brake and the other half blips gas Tongue

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03-09-2010, 10:07 PM
Post: #68
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
there is no "right" way...

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03-11-2010, 01:02 AM
Post: #69
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
(03-09-2010 10:07 PM)kbrew8991 Wrote:  there is no "right" way...

Well, the way in which it is less likely for my foot slip off the brake and onto the accelerator...

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03-08-2011, 02:51 PM
Post: #70
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
Interesting how most people think Heel and Toe is hard. Try Double Declutch Heel-toe Downshift.

I have a writeup on Heel-and-toe if you would like it, pm me your email and I will email it to you. If you would like to learn how to heel-and-toe, I will be more than happy to show you and teach you. I will be at the Autocross on the 2nd. Just pm me and we can go over it in the down time when we are not driving.
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03-08-2011, 05:35 PM
Post: #71
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
Try clutchless heel-toe downshifting. much fun.

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03-08-2011, 05:58 PM
Post: #72
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
(03-08-2011 05:35 PM)93redfox Wrote:  Try clutchless heel-toe downshifting. much fun.

I do not have the balls to even attempt that. I do not see how that would shave time off laps. I also do not have the money for a new tranny should I chip gears
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03-08-2011, 11:33 PM
Post: #73
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
(03-08-2011 02:51 PM)LeeThompson Wrote:  Interesting how most people think Heel and Toe is hard. Try Double Declutch Heel-toe Downshift.

I have a writeup on Heel-and-toe if you would like it, pm me your email and I will email it to you. If you would like to learn how to heel-and-toe, I will be more than happy to show you and teach you. I will be at the Autocross on the 2nd. Just pm me and we can go over it in the down time when we are not driving.

This thread is about a year and a half old Tongue After driving a miata for 8 months (daily runs through twisty 3/4 gear mountains on my commute to work) I got the hang of it pretty well. I can pull it off in my mustang as well, but not as smoothly.

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03-09-2011, 09:44 AM
Post: #74
RE: Most frustrating maneuver
Yea it isn't as bad for me anymore either. I can pull it off smoothly probably 60% of the time.

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03-09-2011, 12:38 PM
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RE: Most frustrating maneuver
Most challenging, how about driving upside down on the ceiling of a tunnel? Jeremy Clarkson did it briefly in a sewer on TopGear.

Come to think of it, that would make great theme ride in an automotive amusement park. I'd be driving a rental at that one.

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