Boss Hogg

say a BMW, Ferrari, Porsche, etc... Then you would understand how much better those car's are setup for this sort of activity. Simply put, the brake pedal and accelerator pedal are too far apart in the stock setup.

Warren Wang

I wear 9 and a half and I think it's easy, once you get used to it.

S4NoRice

My god, my feet size is 11, 6'2, what should i do?

Pat-SoCal

I think this is one of the harder cars I've driven to heel toe in. The pedals aren't the problem, it's the damn laggy throttle response. I learned how to heel toe on a '93 M5, and talk about throttle response, WOW!! But now I road race a '93 camaro, and the transition from that to my S4 is night and day. The S4 is a "finess" car. Meaning that it likes soft movements when upshifting or downshifting. Also, I have big feet (you must not) and that makes a world of difference driving these cars. If I were you, I'd get the pedals to learn on, and then with tons of practice, you might get pretty smooth at it.

S4Lee

using the ball of my foot on the brake, and my toes on the gas (with my heel angled to the left). I haven't decided if this is optimum, though, as I have to lift my foot completely off the floor...

Yoha

it's hard at first but i'm fine with it now(stock pedal) 9.5 feet size

Dan ex S4 owner

...with aftermarket pedals? I guess the answer must be yes, or all you experienced drivers wouldn't use them, right?

In that case, another question: if I put aftermarket pedals in, should I change to actually using my heel on the accelerator as opposed to the edge/toes which is what I'm doing now with the stock setup? Or, more simply, what foot position do you use, since you said you have average size feet and Momo pedals?

Boss Hogg

the distance from the brake and accelerator with that in any BMW, Ferrari or Porsche. It is all about making the pedal configuration as easy as possible.

Boss Hogg

for foot position. Go with what you can easily repeat. Heel-toe should be down automatically without a thought. If you find you use your "toe" more than your "heel" then that is fine. Good luck and tell me how it goes...