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Heel/Toe shifting question
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<blockquote data-quote="ac427cobra" data-source="post: 5958001" data-attributes="member: 6247"><p>You are correct, the pedals are pretty far apart. When I put my aftermarket pedal covers on, I cheated the brake pedal cover to the right and the gas to the left. Now with my adjustable throttle cable adjuster I have infinite adjustment of gas pedal height. That eased a lot of the pain learning to H/T.</p><p></p><p>You also have to remember you're pretty hard on the brake pedal when you H/T the pedals. Having a driving shoe with a soft sole gives you a better feel of the placement of your foot. When I started, it was a pretty crude exercise. But having done it for so long, it comes naturally to me now. I can even H/T my SHO that also has terrible pedal placement and height and I've done nothing to it to improve it. </p><p></p><p>:thumbsup::coolman::beer:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ac427cobra, post: 5958001, member: 6247"] You are correct, the pedals are pretty far apart. When I put my aftermarket pedal covers on, I cheated the brake pedal cover to the right and the gas to the left. Now with my adjustable throttle cable adjuster I have infinite adjustment of gas pedal height. That eased a lot of the pain learning to H/T. You also have to remember you're pretty hard on the brake pedal when you H/T the pedals. Having a driving shoe with a soft sole gives you a better feel of the placement of your foot. When I started, it was a pretty crude exercise. But having done it for so long, it comes naturally to me now. I can even H/T my SHO that also has terrible pedal placement and height and I've done nothing to it to improve it. :thumbsup::coolman::beer: [/QUOTE]
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