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Originally Posted by ImportConvert Is it harder or easier to heel-toe in the 370Z because of the gas-pedal design? I too wear certain shoes for driving. Piloti for me. The

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Old 02-16-2012, 12:46 AM   #18 (permalink)
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Is it harder or easier to heel-toe in the 370Z because of the gas-pedal design?

I too wear certain shoes for driving. Piloti for me.

The 350z gas pedal is not floor-mount, BMW is floor-mount and so does the 370z.

I use the forefoot to do heel-toe(left part on brake and right part on gas) on all those three cars, I found the condition is the distance between the gas&brake pedal, and the level or the two.

Again, it's a matter of taking time to get used to it.
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