Heel & Toe ...... brake too low
Discussion
If you go to this link you should find the topic I started regarding `heel and toe` issues.
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
BobE said:
Good demo of how to `heel and toe` - it`s also interesting to see him tapping the throttle pedal whilst accelerating to just get the driven wheels to the point of break away/maximum traction.
and also staying on the brakes but blending in the throttle to balance the car on the entry into one of the corners..R66SBW said:
pedal not adjustable ....... whats the solution ??
Several ways to fix this. As Joel said, you can adjust the accelerator within a small range without affecting wide open throttle - basically, you're reducing the amount of freeplay in the throttle cable. Another way is to bend/modify either the brake or accelerator pedals. A third way is to add a shim onto the brake pedal - if you use aftermarket pedal covers (like the billet or cast ones), get an extra brake one and stack the two together. Or make a spacer. Or maybe you can have a cobbler put an extra-thick sole just under the toe of your driving shoes... 
Sundance02 said:
Max grip max power balance in corner, before nailing it on exit.
i understand about balancing tyre grip in the corner; if you are not on the throttle, you have engine braking on the tyre. this braking torque is using some of the grip available and therefore there is less lateral grip available. also, maximum cornering grip does require some slip, by putting throttle in while cornering you cancel out the engine braking and can induce some slip.
I've just never seen someone jab the throttle pedal like that before. obviously because it was Senna there must be something in it!
these are interesting:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdWSyrqEnE4&feature=related
www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7qt5z3PM6k
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkeHfC7ZIrI&NR=1
Anyway, back to thread topic. My brake pedal sinks too low to heel toe so i was planning on putting a spacer in under a fancy brake pedal to lift it.
cheers J
Max grip max power balance in corner, before nailing it on exit.
i understand about balancing tyre grip in the corner; if you are not on the throttle, you have engine braking on the tyre. this braking torque is using some of the grip available and therefore there is less lateral grip available. also, maximum cornering grip does require some slip, by putting throttle in while cornering you cancel out the engine braking and can induce some slip.
I've just never seen someone jab the throttle pedal like that before. obviously because it was Senna there must be something in it!
these are interesting:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qdWSyrqEnE4&feature=related
www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7qt5z3PM6k
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkeHfC7ZIrI&NR=1
Anyway, back to thread topic. My brake pedal sinks too low to heel toe so i was planning on putting a spacer in under a fancy brake pedal to lift it.
cheers J
[quote=jamescmr2]Sundance02 said:
Max grip max power balance in corner, before nailing it on exit.
i understand about balancing tyre grip in the corner; if you are not on the throttle, you have engine braking on the tyre. this braking torque is using some of the grip available and therefore there is less lateral grip available. also, maximum cornering grip does require some slip, by putting throttle in while cornering you cancel out the engine braking and can induce some slip.
I've just never seen someone jab the throttle pedal like that before. obviously because it was Senna there must be something in it!
[quote=jamescmr2]
Great explanation sorry wasnt trying to offend, dabbing the throttle is the only way of being sure you are on boost and of finding the limit of grip for exit of corner.
cheers.
Max grip max power balance in corner, before nailing it on exit.
i understand about balancing tyre grip in the corner; if you are not on the throttle, you have engine braking on the tyre. this braking torque is using some of the grip available and therefore there is less lateral grip available. also, maximum cornering grip does require some slip, by putting throttle in while cornering you cancel out the engine braking and can induce some slip.
I've just never seen someone jab the throttle pedal like that before. obviously because it was Senna there must be something in it!
[quote=jamescmr2]
Great explanation sorry wasnt trying to offend, dabbing the throttle is the only way of being sure you are on boost and of finding the limit of grip for exit of corner.
cheers.
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