Shoes a factor?
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Can the thickness your shoe play a part in feeling the car pedals (ie Clutch,etc)
I just started driving, I have problems feeling the biting point and and accerlating and I am not sure if this is got to do with the shoes I am wearing....
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Try driving barefoot..some of my frens say that driving barefoot lets you feel the clutch better..Originally posted by octega:Can the thickness your shoe play a part in feeling the car pedals (ie Clutch,etc)
I just started driving, I have problems feeling the biting point and and accerlating and I am not sure if this is got to do with the shoes I am wearing.... -
I am driving in BBDC leh, if I take out my shoe, will the instructor go..."Wah lau eh...how come so smelly inside the car ah??" "Wah lau eh...can put back your shoe or not..."
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Haha icic. Try wearing sandals loh...Originally posted by octega:I am driving in BBDC leh, if I take out my shoe, will the instructor go..."Wah lau eh...how come so smelly inside the car ah??" "Wah lau eh...can put back your shoe or not..."
Last time I even worse...learn driving have to waer army boots..
cos army driving course mah.. -
if u r wearing thick shoes, u can't really feel the clutch...Originally posted by octega:Can the thickness your shoe play a part in feeling the car pedals (ie Clutch,etc)
I just started driving, I have problems feeling the biting point and and accerlating and I am not sure if this is got to do with the shoes I am wearing....
try 2 wear thinner shoes... i prefer 2 drive bare-footed when i am wearing slippers... -
Thanks for the advice, today went for lesson with thinner shoes , can "feel" the clutch!
but lose control of the accelerator, keep press too much sia...the car keep vrrrrrooooommmmmm, see bei pai seh leh....."liao jiaos" any tips on this as well?