Heal and toe setup
08-27-2004, 03:53 PM
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I haven't, but I'm tempted to try these out...
<img src="http://ai.pricegrabber.com/product_images/3370000-3370999/3370428_640.jpg">
I like 'em. There's also a Nogaro option for those who prefer....
<img src="http://www.journeys.com/images/products/1_21763_FS.jpg">
I like 'em. There's also a Nogaro option for those who prefer....
<img src="http://www.journeys.com/images/products/1_21763_FS.jpg">
08-27-2004, 03:53 PM
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Amused and Serious
Initially I was amused by the image imparted from such a grammatical miscue, but then I began to reflect on the nature of this forum.
Much of the bandwidth is devoted to technical Q & A, which carries an obligation to use care and precession to insure accuracy.
Much of the bandwidth is devoted to technical Q & A, which carries an obligation to use care and precession to insure accuracy.
08-27-2004, 05:59 PM
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Umm - yup - that's pretty close :}
For those of us with wide enough feet it's more like "ball of foot and side of foot".....
I like the notion that I have more surface area on that brake pedal than just my big toe - it is after all the more important part of the equation when you are performing this maneuver.....
I like the notion that I have more surface area on that brake pedal than just my big toe - it is after all the more important part of the equation when you are performing this maneuver.....
08-27-2004, 06:04 PM
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Re: Amused and Serious
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Much of the bandwidth is devoted to technical Q & A, which carries an obligation to use care and precession to insure accuracy.
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Or, more precisely, to ENSURE accuracy.
Live by the sword, die by the sword...
-JPC
Much of the bandwidth is devoted to technical Q & A, which carries an obligation to use care and precession to insure accuracy.
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Or, more precisely, to ENSURE accuracy.
Live by the sword, die by the sword...
-JPC
08-27-2004, 09:48 PM
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Don't ever try driving a Caterham!!
I bought some Puma Speed Cat Mid height driving shoes as last time I drove a Caterham I had to drive in just socks asmy trainers were too wide.
The space is really tight. On my Right Hand drive S4 the foot rest is not too wide so when on track days I use the Speed Cats.
I bought mid height ones (they do low and high as well) as a compromise so I can use them in car for track days and also for when I go karting.
The space is really tight. On my Right Hand drive S4 the foot rest is not too wide so when on track days I use the Speed Cats.
I bought mid height ones (they do low and high as well) as a compromise so I can use them in car for track days and also for when I go karting.
08-28-2004, 09:58 AM
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It's funny, at work the other day I was asking around how do you pronounce the word "often"...
it seems that most people pronounce the word and use the "t" in the word. So they pronounce it "of-ten" as it's written.
However, the proper way to pronounce the word is "of-en", the "t" is slient. Everybody in my office got it wrong with the exception of the big boss of course. ;-)
However, the proper way to pronounce the word is "of-en", the "t" is slient. Everybody in my office got it wrong with the exception of the big boss of course. ;-)