Nov 15 2013, 06:19 PM
QUOTE(dares @ Nov 15 2013, 03:27 PM)
titanrev you can heel toe with a gaga? davidke20 said the dbw lag makes it very difficult? 
I have heel-toed with Wira and Kelisa before, both are cable throttle, but never tried it with a gaga
The other nite I tried left foot braking with the Vios, almost stick my face on the windscreen
I LC2K+H&T for just about all my downshifts I have heel-toed with Wira and Kelisa before, both are cable throttle, but never tried it with a gaga
The other nite I tried left foot braking with the Vios, almost stick my face on the windscreen
QUOTE(TitanRev @ Nov 15 2013, 04:03 PM)
I think no la......
My wife also drives stick...
Yes, I can...I don't feel the lag when driving or doing heel and toe....tonight you come I show you my brake pedal then you will know how often I do heel and toe...hahahaha....but 1 thing I don't like is the throttle and brake pedal gap....the throttle is much lower than the brake pedal which in turns makes heel n toe not easy in the 1st place and even more difficult if new to heel n toe....unlike some other cars I've driven where the brake pedal and throttle is at the same level...I've been trying to find ways to lift the throttle pedal position up....so that I can able to heel n toe with what ever I'm wearing...be it slipper, or shoes...the most comfortable way to heel n toe now is to wear shoes and if I wear those thin layer like slipper or sandals very hard to do....
My wife also drives stick...
Yes, I can...I don't feel the lag when driving or doing heel and toe....tonight you come I show you my brake pedal then you will know how often I do heel and toe...hahahaha....but 1 thing I don't like is the throttle and brake pedal gap....the throttle is much lower than the brake pedal which in turns makes heel n toe not easy in the 1st place and even more difficult if new to heel n toe....unlike some other cars I've driven where the brake pedal and throttle is at the same level...I've been trying to find ways to lift the throttle pedal position up....so that I can able to heel n toe with what ever I'm wearing...be it slipper, or shoes...the most comfortable way to heel n toe now is to wear shoes and if I wear those thin layer like slipper or sandals very hard to do....
QUOTE(Mahihi @ Nov 15 2013, 05:10 PM)
add nut.....
+1. Have removed the entire pedal and TPS assembly before trying to figure out a way to raise it. Just add a nut for the bottom TPS mounting. 
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It does make quite a difference to the pedal height though.
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