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LEFT Foot braking?, Let's see if you're quick at switching
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QUOTE (BDDEE@ @ Today at 2:48 AM) | i just use my left foot, theres really no purpose using heel/toe on a arcade game since it does nothing |
It'll still create a smoother transition for your car during cornering but only from braking into accelerating. It does nothing for your shifting.
From track experience I do both left foot and heel toe depending on which is more convenient or comfortable for me. Typically when one is racing in the same gear or has a non clutch transmission. Almost all real race drivers will tell you that left foot braking is superior to having to do some form of heel toe. Look at F1 drivers. All the best of them use left foot braking during a race and almost never use the right to brake.
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QUOTE (FClover @ Today at 8:12 AM) | Heel-toe is when you use your right foot to control both the gas and the brakes at the same time...heel on the gas...toes on the brakes...hence the name heel-toe...
If done correctly it usually results in smooth down-shifting and are usually applied during corner entry...
That's about what i know about heel-toe...: \ Feel free to add anything or correct any mistakes on my part... |
ur correct just to add on (real life) , with clutch control and heel toe technique, you can make your car perform a well controlled drift. ( Of course!! definately not on a commercial car or you'll end up crashing / flipping ). And don't forget the stress your tires and engine have to endure. This post has been edited by terencemk on Oct 23 2007, 06:50 PM
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