The proper way to heel-toe in a G/Z (video)
Originally Posted by mc2
So does this mean everytime you take a hard corner at the track your ABS kicks in?
Never been to the track so i'm curious.
Never been to the track so i'm curious.
then thats just stupid...
Originally Posted by mc2
So does this mean everytime you take a hard corner at the track your ABS kicks in?
Never been to the track so i'm curious.
Never been to the track so i'm curious.
heel-toeing is very easy in the G as compared to other vehicles IMO...i wear a size 11.5...nice video, thats the same way i do it, but like in super fast-forward...there's this awesome 90 degree sweeper of an exit ramp on my way home from work that i hit every day and i come blazing out of that turn...i never knew how well balanced a car would feel when properly heel-toeing, u should not feel the car jerk in any direction, just a smooth transition thru the turn...does anyone hear a whinning noise though when they match RPM's? i have not clue what that is, the only thing i can imagine is worn out bearing or clutch...
You can also change the pedals to make it easier to heel and toe. If you have very big or very small feet this is a great alternative. It takes a few minutes to learn but a lifetime to master. It's hard to be perfect at it all the time even the greatest race car drivers will miss once in a while.
I wear 8.5-9 size shoes, and I don't have too much of a hard time heel-toeing, though a larger accelerator pedal would make things a lot easier.
Anyone know of some decent ones? I would imagine nismo makes a set or two that would be perfect. Or I guess I could just tape a phonebook for my tiny dainty feet. Maybe a thick lead plate.
Anyone know of some decent ones? I would imagine nismo makes a set or two that would be perfect. Or I guess I could just tape a phonebook for my tiny dainty feet. Maybe a thick lead plate.
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