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damn those japanese ppl really can drive!!!! I liked when they were shifting,breaking,and hitting the gas all at the same time!~ That shit takes some skill! I wanta do that some day
its called heel and toeing (sum peepz say toe and heel).
all my friends with sticks do it 24/7
i do it whenever i drive their cars
its just way too fun
It's essetially downshifting but much faster than a simple nuettal rev match shift down operation because the rev match is quickly done WHILE down shifting instead of stoppin in nuetral. also the heel does the rev match as the car is braking in corners by pressing the gas wit the toes
they have special pedals for this that have a little extension on the side that kinda looks like a sliding out door.
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