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      wondering how to double clutch?

      so u wanna know how to double clutch? well i found this decent article on it at hondaswap.net. read it, enjoy, learn.

      http://hondaswap.com/general-tech-artic ... hing-3515/


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      heel-toe works well too.

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      Re: wondering how to double clutch?

      old thread, but i realized after reading that article, that this is how i drive everyday.

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      The last time I needed to double clutch was with a '65 Chevy truck I had 30 years ago with a Saginaw 3 speed that had an unsynchronized first gear!

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      you should always double clutch, dont granny shift

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      Quote Originally Posted by thehunterooo View Post
      you should always double clutch, dont granny shift
      that coming from a guy with an automatic

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      I have that pic in my 4chan folder as well, a classic!

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      Why bother double clutching when clutch boosting or rev matching achieves similar results? Matching for smoother changes, boosting for more available power after downshifting. Or am I missing something?





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