Anyone heel-toeing on the Yaris?

[Ran Kizama]

The heel-toe technique was key to me when I used to drift my MX-5. The Yaris, not so much. Also, since I'm so tall (6'3"), the pedal placement made it difficult to really use the technique.

So I came up with a solution. Swap it around. Now I do a toe-heel technique where I use the edge of my heel to hit the brake then flex my foot forward to hit the gas with my toes. I don't know why, but this is a lot easier for me now. The hard part was learning not to slam the brake while blipping the gas.

[barebonedvitz]

Originally Posted by Ran Kizama

The heel-toe technique was key to me when I used to drift my MX-5. The Yaris, not so much. Also, since I'm so tall (6'3"), the pedal placement made it difficult to really use the technique.

So I came up with a solution. Swap it around. Now I do a toe-heel technique where I use the edge of my heel to hit the brake then flex my foot forward to hit the gas with my toes. I don't know why, but this is a lot easier for me now. The hard part was learning not to slam the brake while blipping the gas.

Dude... this seemed easier for me too.. couldn't quite get the old heel toe as i used in the civic.. but yah.. this yaris is exercising my left-foot braking too..

are u guys able to use the heel toe in auto x wid our cars?

[drifto]

ok here are the pics of my project mu pedals... sorry for the delay, been workin late these days