HOw to double clutch???

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Oct 24, 2002

Vinh

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HOw to double clutch???

can some one tell me how to double clutch??
and is it bad for the car??

Oct 24, 2002

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clutch, neutral, rev, clutch, gear, accelerate.

Serves absolutely no purpose except making Vin Diesel think he's cool. If it was in TFATF, it has to be something that most people on here are gonna flame you for. The only time its necessary, is if you're in an old manual car that'll die if the rpms drop.

Oct 24, 2002

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oh thanx for da info

Oct 25, 2002

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it is absoultley pointlessss.

Oct 25, 2002

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it's not pointless if you have a car that doesn't have synchros.... our cars do.. so yea... no point...

Oct 25, 2002

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actually, double clutching is used for people with vtec. the reason why you double clutch is so that you get your rpm's higher in between shifts so that you ensure that you start with the vtec engaged instead of without, feel me? so double clutching is not usless. also double clutching is used in drift techniques so that you can match the engine speed between shifts while doing the "heel-toe" during the drift. double clutching again ensure smooth clutch engagement so that the wheels don't break loose (especially with front wheel drive front weight distribution vehicles...) and on oversteer condition occurs.

that's my $0.02. ask grey for more info on drifting. i think him and i are the only 2 ppl on the site who can openly admit to drifting their car.

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