Heel-toe shifting is an advanced driving technique used to smoothly downshift while maintaining stability, especially during spirited or performance driving. The method involves using the right foot to operate both the brake and accelerator pedals simultaneously while the left foot operates the clutch. It is most commonly used when entering a corner at high speed to match engine speed (RPM) to the lower gear, preventing drivetrain shock or wheel lockup. Here’s how it works: While braking with th

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