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Heel/Toe shifting question
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<blockquote data-quote="SKMCOBRA" data-source="post: 6028218" data-attributes="member: 26290"><p>Let me add one more thing to this thread for those just beginning to attempt this method. 2007 was my first year to work on this and realize how it can really make your laps faster when done well. However be careful when on track. Your foot can slip off of the brake and hit the accelerator very quickly and potentially put you in a bad situation. I have the advantage of access to the local sheriff dept's one mile training track. I was able to practice three times with basically no other cars on the track before going to a faster track and implementing it. Just be carefull when at speed until you get the hang of it. I still have a long long way to go myself. Take it careful and be willing to run slower lap times until you are more comfortable with it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SKMCOBRA, post: 6028218, member: 26290"] Let me add one more thing to this thread for those just beginning to attempt this method. 2007 was my first year to work on this and realize how it can really make your laps faster when done well. However be careful when on track. Your foot can slip off of the brake and hit the accelerator very quickly and potentially put you in a bad situation. I have the advantage of access to the local sheriff dept's one mile training track. I was able to practice three times with basically no other cars on the track before going to a faster track and implementing it. Just be carefull when at speed until you get the hang of it. I still have a long long way to go myself. Take it careful and be willing to run slower lap times until you are more comfortable with it. [/QUOTE]
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