79DRAGGER
Dec 2nd, 05, 6:14 PM
I Was Just Curious On How Many Of U Brake With Your Left Foot More Than Your Right Foot. Please Reply:)
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Derek69SS Dec 2nd, 05, 6:18 PM Only when doing burnouts, and launching at the track :) allengator Dec 2nd, 05, 6:23 PM right foot only vrooom3440 Dec 2nd, 05, 6:37 PM Right foot only. Left foot is intended for use on the clutch. So right foot is calibrated with fine motor skills and left foot is calibrated with gross motor skills. And whatever you do, never ever let that left loose on something that requires finesse in pushing. Xtreme70SS396 Dec 2nd, 05, 6:38 PM Right foot only. 68postcar Dec 2nd, 05, 7:04 PM right foot only! just remember speed kills but you get there faster! not that that has to do with this subject i just like the saying cobra2411 Dec 3rd, 05, 2:56 AM Both, but not at the same time... In a manual car, Right is brake and gas, left is clutch, in an auto, right is gas and sometimes brake, left is the brake the rest of the time. I learned to drive two footed with an auto. When you enter a corner and are still on the brake with your left you gas it so it'll downshift to power out of the apex... Only auto I own now is my beater truck and I don't drive it hard, so I don't need to two foot it, but it's an old habit and sometimes I still use the left for a brake. David | ||