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LakeShow · 02-15-2012, 09:55 PM

I kind of get what your saying. If I'm wearing thin and light sneakers like my Kobe's I can feel the pedal better. The pedal doesn't change, the lighter thinner the sneaker the better overall feel and control you have over the pedal. This goes for a Manual also, just a better feel of the pedal. It's logic, heavier thicker the shoe, more pressure needed. Lighter and thinner the shoe, less pressure needed and more responsive on pedal. Think about racecar drivers, they have super thin and light shoes.

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LakeShow A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: L.I., NY Posts: 5,307 Drives: Everything Rep Power: 26	I kind of get what your saying. If I'm wearing thin and light sneakers like my Kobe's I can feel the pedal better. The pedal doesn't change, the lighter thinner the sneaker the better overall feel and control you have over the pedal. This goes for a Manual also, just a better feel of the pedal. It's logic, heavier thicker the shoe, more pressure needed. Lighter and thinner the shoe, less pressure needed and more responsive on pedal. Think about racecar drivers, they have super thin and light shoes. __________________ \|2013 Audi S4\|Ibis White/Black\|S-Tronic P+\| \|2013 370z\|PearlWhite/Persimmon\|Touring/Sport/Nav\|F.I. CBE 18" CF\| \|Sold\|2011 370z\|Gun Metallic\|Touring/Sport/Nav\| Last edited by LakeShow; 02-15-2012 at 09:57 PM.