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Is a juddery clutch common?

Originally Posted by Zerocool Yeah? well I've been driving stick for 101 years now. I even taught the stig how heel and toe. My experience > all of yours, suckkkkkerrrrrs

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Old 04-06-2014, 09:18 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Yeah? well I've been driving stick for 101 years now. I even taught the stig how heel and toe.


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I have been driving manual trans. for most of my life and I have stalled out the 370 more than any other car. I don’t like to rev much in 1st gear because you shouldn’t have to but its a combination of left leg release speed & accelerator engagement that determines a smooth start, sometimes neither is well timed. When this car is cold it doesn’t like a quick 2nd gear exchange either.
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I have been driving manual trans. for most of my life and I have stalled out the 370 more than any other car. I don’t like to rev much in 1st gear because you shouldn’t have to but its a combination of left leg release speed & accelerator engagement that determines a smooth start, sometimes neither is well timed. When this car is cold it doesn’t like a quick 2nd gear exchange either.
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