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Old 02-02-2011, 04:14 PM
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Hi Jim,
Apparently I'm a little dense here. Why or what situation would you need to heel and toe? I don't think I've needed to do that once. Oh, stopping uphill? 209

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heel-and-toe
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Well maybe if they had a decent handbrake you wouldnt need to heel and toe
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It's for down shifting.

And I do not have any problem with doing it in mine.
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Exactly, it's for down shifting while braking into a corner so you match revs and get into the right gear to exit the corner without shocking the drive train and possibly upsetting the cars balance at a critical time.

And it sounds cool too!
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Well maybe if they had a decent handbrake you wouldnt need to heel and toe
This only applies if you are Tokyo Drifting!
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Apparently I'm a little dense here. Why or what situation would you need to heel and toe? I don't think I've needed to do that once. Oh, stopping uphill? 209
Because you really cannot drive them the way they are intended without utilizing heal toe.
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