What do you do with Left Leg Between Gearchanges?
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Just before I get the seats out and recarpet my S, It has occurred to me that a foot rest or some such thing would be good to rest my left foot on between gear changes.
At the moment I tuck my foot under the clutch pedal, not the best as a quick withdrawl some times gets stuck and bent knee with thigh resting on transmission tunnel, means interferring with steering wheel. Im not a tall person and my foot just has no where to brace against.
Anyone else found an answer?
Or am I missing something?
At the moment I tuck my foot under the clutch pedal, not the best as a quick withdrawl some times gets stuck and bent knee with thigh resting on transmission tunnel, means interferring with steering wheel. Im not a tall person and my foot just has no where to brace against.
Anyone else found an answer?
Or am I missing something?
AutoAndy said:
But I'm struggling to grasp how you can operate the clutch pedal with your brolly AND change gear with your left hand still holding the brolly. Does this explain why one of those corners at Spa was a bit lairy?
All things considered, you did exceptionally well Andy. Even Phillpot didn't catch you.

Edit. I would advise getting a hands-free set-up, you can't go using your mobile like that whilst driving these days.
Edited by glenrobbo on Tuesday 19th March 22:47
Very good,
I did expect some .. less than serious answers, but there is not a lot of room, to the side of the clutch pedal, I was thinking about fabricating a small footrest on the transmission tunnel. Maybe with the new seats it wont be so much of an issue, with improved lateral support.
I did expect some .. less than serious answers, but there is not a lot of room, to the side of the clutch pedal, I was thinking about fabricating a small footrest on the transmission tunnel. Maybe with the new seats it wont be so much of an issue, with improved lateral support. Gassing Station | S Series | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff






