06-03-2014, 01:22 PM
As everyone has said, heel-toe in it's very definition is tough for anyone with shoes bigger than a men's 8. Heel-toe is just an acronym for any rev-match downshifts that you have to use both pedals.
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I use toe/toe method. I am a size 12/13 and if I tried "traditional" heel-toe, everything would be in the way. I rock my foot side-to-side. Many vehicles are also "bottom" hinged meaning if you tried traditional heel-toe, you would be getting very little definition of gas pedal. Meaning the throw of the pedal at the bottom is very small of less than an inch, while the top travel is more than an inch allowing greater sensitivity.
Use this:
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I use toe/toe method. I am a size 12/13 and if I tried "traditional" heel-toe, everything would be in the way. I rock my foot side-to-side. Many vehicles are also "bottom" hinged meaning if you tried traditional heel-toe, you would be getting very little definition of gas pedal. Meaning the throw of the pedal at the bottom is very small of less than an inch, while the top travel is more than an inch allowing greater sensitivity.
Use this:
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