Heel toe
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darkblueturbo

Original Poster:

113 posts

234 months

Tuesday 23rd January 2007
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My feet are too small to do this in the Monaro without twisting my leg so much it hurts my knee...!

Does anyone know of, or can recommend, a nice pedal set, or some kind of mod, with an extra bit on the throttle so I can reach it to 'blip'.?

ringram

14,701 posts

270 months

Tuesday 23rd January 2007
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Its not too bad the accelerator is quite long, so you dont need to angle your foot too much outwards stock.
Mind you I have size 11 or 12's

darkblueturbo

Original Poster:

113 posts

234 months

Wednesday 24th January 2007
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Yeah, mine are size 7's, I stopped growing when I was 14!!

Can I bend the pedal across or something? Or shall I just keep a right size 11 shoe in the car with loads of insoles in!!

yorkkie

544 posts

251 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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is it true what they say about men with small feet?

bignige

2,584 posts

246 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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Small shoes?

bignige

2,584 posts

246 months

Thursday 25th January 2007
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Why the need for heel & toe?

It isn't that sort of car shirley?
The change etc are much more lazy than that.

willisit

2,167 posts

253 months

Friday 26th January 2007
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Yeah but still, with that big engine the breaking on it is kinda huge - so a 'blip' between cogs coming off a sliproad is nice. I can do it but I had practice in the ol' 911. Size 8s here.

mackie1

8,168 posts

255 months

Friday 26th January 2007
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I find the hinged pedal limit my ability to do it nicely, I might have to modify the pedal to lock the hinge in place somehow.

darkblueturbo

Original Poster:

113 posts

234 months

Friday 26th January 2007
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bignige said:
Why the need for heel & toe?

It isn't that sort of car shirley?
The change etc are much more lazy than that.


Cos it's nicer and smoother to blip the throttle on a down change and, especially on track, sometimes the ideal time to change down is when you're turning into a corner on the brakes.

BATHVXR

285 posts

230 months

Friday 26th January 2007
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And thats a proper double de clutch right........ a smooth fast gearchange, smoother under braking and a wonderful sound!

marcevo1

524 posts

258 months

Saturday 27th January 2007
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wear some work boots - works for me!

pedals are a bit badley spaced - if i've got go kart boots on i cant heel n toe in it at all (i can fit my size 10s between each pedal!)

do a search on US 911 sites - 911's have hinged pedals and the you can definately get extension plates (extensions are illegal in the uk for the road i think however?)

marc

stigcv8

22,454 posts

232 months

Saturday 27th January 2007
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buy an automatic for the perfect gear change