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TBH and no offense, I think in some ways, having extensive experience in cars with easy clutch operation can become an obstruction when recalibrating our left foot for the Z.
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TBH and no offense, I think in some ways, having extensive experience in cars with easy clutch operation can become an obstruction when recalibrating our left foot for the Z.
It's all relative. Someone that's used to M or/and P cars will find this clutch a piece of cake. Seriously, my friend jumped from a E92 M into my Z and it was white on rice for him. Another person who drove P car in his younger age but hadn't touched manual for years, took a drive in my Z and he performed flawlessly. No hiccup, no stall, no jerk.
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