Shuffle Steering

[Darren]

I want a "suicide knob" on my race car.  That would make it much easier...

[betegh9]

I believe that there is a bit of confusion between shifting the position of the hand (s) on the steering wheel vs. turning the steering wheel in and out while approaching a turn..... which is also refered to as shufling.  I don't care how one holds the wheel as long as there is ONE smooth motion of the steering wheel to the apex, and one smooth motion (to unwind) exiting the turn.  There could be minor, yes MINOR, corrections if the car and/or driver induces oversteer or understeer.

Is that clear now?   Back to the real shuffle steering question.

[betegh9]

Darren wrote:

I want a "suicide knob" on my race car. That would make it much easier...

Darren! Is that your latest pimpmobile?

[Darren]

Sweet right? Not mine but I'm digging the Hurst ratchet shifter, flames on the wheel, and the suicide knob