How to proper heel-toe in a 350Z (Video)
03-25-2006, 11:36 AM
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http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...26&q=senna+nsx
Good video, gives a shot of the feet and you can watch a master in action doing heel-toe.
Good video, gives a shot of the feet and you can watch a master in action doing heel-toe.
03-25-2006, 12:03 PM
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Thats a good video. Thanks for posting that. 
That shows exactly what I described. That's exactly how I do it. You don't see him contorting his leg and foot all crazy. It's very smooth and relaxed, and requires little movement, unlike BSP's video.
BTW - I eat s2000's for lunch.
That shows exactly what I described. That's exactly how I do it. You don't see him contorting his leg and foot all crazy. It's very smooth and relaxed, and requires little movement, unlike BSP's video. BTW - I eat s2000's for lunch.
03-25-2006, 12:43 PM
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Just because you made a how-to video sitting in your car doesn't mean you are a "master" at the technique. Anyone could do that. I also never said you weren't a "master", but from watching your video it is doubtful. No offense, but you asked.
BTW, how old are you? I'll be willing to bet I've been heel-toeing longer than you've been legally driving.
The s2000 is one of my favorite imports. I know the pedals are designed appropriately. Anything less would be like putting a one legged man in an *** kicking contest. It's a moot point. The only reason I stated what I did about the Z's pedals was to reassure the people trying to learn this technique that the pedals are absolutely fine the way they are.
BTW, how old are you? I'll be willing to bet I've been heel-toeing longer than you've been legally driving.
The s2000 is one of my favorite imports. I know the pedals are designed appropriately. Anything less would be like putting a one legged man in an *** kicking contest. It's a moot point. The only reason I stated what I did about the Z's pedals was to reassure the people trying to learn this technique that the pedals are absolutely fine the way they are.
03-25-2006, 02:46 PM
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Senna= God. 'Nough said.
I have his driving shoes...**** cost me waaaay to much money, so they stay on display. But for a good driving shoe, or loafer, does anyone have any suggestions?
I have his driving shoes...**** cost me waaaay to much money, so they stay on display. But for a good driving shoe, or loafer, does anyone have any suggestions?
03-25-2006, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by roast
Just because you made a how-to video sitting in your car doesn't mean you are a "master" at the technique. Anyone could do that. I also never said you weren't a "master", but from watching your video it is doubtful. No offense, but you asked.
BTW, how old are you? I'll be willing to bet I've been heel-toeing longer than you've been legally driving.
The s2000 is one of my favorite imports. I know the pedals are designed appropriately. Anything less would be like putting a one legged man in an *** kicking contest. It's a moot point. The only reason I stated what I did about the Z's pedals was to reassure the people trying to learn this technique that the pedals are absolutely fine the way they are.
BTW, how old are you? I'll be willing to bet I've been heel-toeing longer than you've been legally driving.
The s2000 is one of my favorite imports. I know the pedals are designed appropriately. Anything less would be like putting a one legged man in an *** kicking contest. It's a moot point. The only reason I stated what I did about the Z's pedals was to reassure the people trying to learn this technique that the pedals are absolutely fine the way they are.
03-30-2006, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Bee Ess Pee
try it anyway?
i mean thats the way i do it...
alot of people use the foot-roll method
but then i call it foot-roll down shift instead of heel-toe
...
a proper heel-toe involves both the heel and the toe
i mean thats the way i do it...
alot of people use the foot-roll method
but then i call it foot-roll down shift instead of heel-toe
...
a proper heel-toe involves both the heel and the toe
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