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Originally Posted by scottIN Shoes will make a huge difference. In my kart, I usually wear my Piloti kart shoes. One day I was just going out for a couple
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the rounded heel brings big improvement if you dont have such shoes yet. i personally run piloti's on my Z, sketchers type casual shoes and dress-slippers that have rounded heels in my G during the week. i can still manage to drive in snow shoes/boots though while it is a tad clumsy.
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I went from a floor mounted to a top mounted then back to a floor mounted. I don't find myself have problem using them because of the difference of the pivot point, but yes, it does take a bit of time to adjust my heel-toe. In your case with AT, it will be more simple to adjust. What makes the difference on your 'feel' on the gas pddal are mostly: The type of your shoes And the stiffness of the pedal. Quote:
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