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i do a combination of em....but i seem to be the only one at my arcade with big enough arms to keep both wheel and shifter stable with 1 hand

This post has been edited by anDru on Dec 4 2004, 07:07 PM

the second choice. It used to it and it helps me alot in Irohazaka downhill and akina downhill as well...well..on every course >_>

A mix of 1 and 2.

both hands on wheel, quickly shifts with one then puts it bak. It's easier to control the car.

2nd choice.

let see.. when im not racing. 1 hand on wheel 1 hand on shifter. when im racing, both hands on wheel, quickly shifts with one then puts it back

I use the 1st choice for the opening straightaway on any course then once i get passed the first corner i use the 2nd choice

i alwys have one on the wheel and one on the shifter because im used 2 it and because i did a DUCT TAPE DEATH MATCH

did you win?

2nd choice 4 me

Left on Shifter, Right on Wheel, Steering Wheel on 9...even on Happo.

It's the way of champions.

Both hands on wheel and quickly shift when right time.

Since when is the seat fully forward granny style?

When you can touch the steering wheel with your chin.

I do it granny style because i got short legs so the seat needs to be all the way up

With or without leaning forward...

With or without leaning forward...

i have to lean forward to put my chin on the wheel

i do both hands on steering wheel for control. the basic skills u need to play i.d is control so holding both hands is pretty much what u suppose to do. when i turn (depending on the corners) i practically put my weight on it... esp. iro first turn. scares alot of pplz... or sometimes make them larf ><

ya i did but it was REALLY close

people who drive with one hand on the wheel and shifter would easily be more comfterble then someone who drives with 2 hands...so i guess dats why u won cappo

Most of the good players I know di use both hands...

everybody i know uses both hands

Second choice.

Looks like almost everyone prefers the second choice

#2 here best way IMO.