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JustinRyanM3 Junior Member Posts: 3 |
Does anyone double clutch while driving around town or even on the track? Does it save the tranny that much? IP: Logged |
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Derek Member Posts: 43 |
What is double clutching? I always hear it but everyone tells me different stories. IP: Logged |
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jerky1280 Junior Member Posts: 4 |
Double clutching is when you clutch out and then clutch in separately (two pumps of the clutch). The only vehicles that have to be double-clutched are some big-rigs. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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JustinRyanM3 Junior Member Posts: 3 |
Thats not true double clutching saves syncros especially on the track just ask any experience race car driver. http://www.g-speed.com/pbh/double-clutch.html theres a link read up on it [This message has been edited by JustinRyanM3 (edited 10-23-2001).] IP: Logged |
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///Mikey Motorsport unregistered |
I heel and toe around town to match revs but I don't double clutch and I don't believe it provides any genuine benefit. IP: Logged |
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gfunk4698844 Junior Member Posts: 1 |
so you just put the clutch in, gas to match and then release?
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