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Will GIR or FSF make me take my pedal covers off in the STS class? It would be hard for me to heel and toe with out them. If not I will have to wear my clown shoes.
138MustangGT
04-07-2002, 11:41 PM
Pedal covers are completely allowed. No worries.
138MustangGT
04-08-2002, 03:23 PM
jackass
lol
no way gizzimdog i gotz thoze indiziglizoe gage fizzaces in my dizzash yo and the pizzedal coverz to mizzatch
not really
lstepnio
04-09-2002, 02:37 AM
Accelerator brake and clutch pedals may utulize substitute covers of unresistricted origin shape and size provided they meet the following req: covers must be securely attached provide a non-slip surface not interfere with each others operations and be deemed safe at Tech inspection.
Leonard
04-09-2002, 11:00 AM
I gotta raise the flag!
:bsflag:
How many people ever shift more than once at at typical GIR/FSF autox course???? (1st -> 2nd). Heel-Toe My ASS!
Is indiglo considered a non-slip surface?
No kidding. With the exception of my launch I stayed in 2nd gear the entire time at the g-ville event.
lstepnio
04-09-2002, 04:55 PM
Im going to laugh my ass off when he shows up in a Civic with Indiglo pedal covers and kicks your $30000 Cobra all over the place. Gezz lighten up! ;)
138MustangGT
04-09-2002, 10:33 PM
Lenny real drivers heel-toe. Maybe thats why your $30000 cobra can barely beat my 215hp GT.
but really in a car with gears (not tall ones like fords) changing gears is a necessity and on REAL autoX courses (MUCH UNLIKE GAINESVILLE WHERE WE DRIVE A SHORT ROAD COURSE BASICALLY) you change gears from 1st to 2nd pretty often. At least NON SLOW drivers do like oh Jesse in his Protege who is at LEAST 2 seconds faster than BOTH our Mustangs.
-Shawn the Ill-Tempered lemur
Leonard
04-09-2002, 11:52 PM
1. You forget your gears are tall. I have 3.27s (granted 4.10s would be optimal but Im not interested in killing my gas mileage).
2. You are comparing your time on R compound tires to mine on street tires. Lets wait until the next GIR event and well see where I stand now that I have the Kumhos...
3. And lets be honest about it... neither of us is changing gears at GIR so heel toe has nothing to do with it...
4. As I recall you cant even drive stick.... :spoke:
138MustangGT
04-10-2002, 10:38 AM
I never said I was a real driver and something about your situation sucks. there is still no excuse for TIRES being the only thing keeping me within a 1/4 of a second of your times. and exactly... I drive an AUTO.
I wish I had some cool pedal covers though. and Pedal covers nor shifter handles NOR non stock steering wheel wraps are allowed in stock classes. Driver-car interface can NOT be changed... I argued that to hell and back. Some dude with an 8-ball shift knob is illegal in stock LOL... now mind you no one would challenge it unless they were a complete asshole but its illegal none the less.
Im pretty in pink mwa ha hah ha sleeeeep deprivation!
fastforward
04-12-2002, 06:45 PM
Thats funny heal and toe. HAHAHA!!!! Oh Please unless your some race car dynamo at Sebring or something there is not much need for it. Ive autocrossed several times at 5 different locations and only once have I ever shifted into third. (huge airport track in Texas) And only on a VERY rare occasion have I needed to downshift into 1st gear. Im talkin really tight 90 degree corner too at Sunriders.
If you find yourself shifting a lot at an autocross event. Your probably doin something wrong.
I have a B16A2 (the torqueless wonder).
So to make decent power here is where I need to be...
1st gear 26-39 mph
2nd gear 40-61 mph
Heel-Toe still not necessary???????
Tacdout
04-17-2002, 02:49 AM
On most autocross courses there isnt going to be time to heal-toe. But if you think you can do it. Do it.
fastforward
04-17-2002, 02:54 AM
Originally posted by "Someone"
Originally posted by 2ksi
I have a B16A2 (the torqueless wonder).
So to make decent power here is where I need to be...
1st gear 26-39 mph
2nd gear 40-61 mph
Heel-Toe still not necessary???????
nope not necessary...but like Tacdout said...if you want to then go ahead.
taka86fc
04-19-2002, 12:54 AM
Heal & toe is good for tranny too.
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