Is this actually possible?
If so, what's the advantage of doing this?
Is this actually possible?
Jacob Mitchell
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Mason Jones
Yes it's called heel to toe. Google it
Ayden Fisher
rev match down shifting and brake control.
Cameron Carter
It's good for being a weeb
Easton Baker
Yes, it's heel-toe. It's useful for rev matching while braking.
Chase Ramirez
Holy shit you're retarded.
I heel toe all the time, not even just for down shifting.
Driving hoopties you usually need to heel toe or left foot brake just to keep them running.
Chase Taylor
yes, racing drivers do it all the time
Ayden Evans
>advantage?
smooth downshifts while braking.
>in reality?
unless you're HEKTIK TRAK DAY WEEKEND WARRIOR or dagumi's second coming, you have no reason to be slinging your ride around to the point where you would ever need this technique.
Jack James
Advantages are cool and everything but I imagine going down the gears like this wears your clutch down few times faster.
And if you driving in city I doubt you'll ever use it, its not like going from second to first requires this.
William Price
You need to be doing pretty aggressive and long braking for that kind of heel-and-toe. So basically it's not really applicable in road traffic.