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m4a1mustang 05-11-2010 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Reaper42 (Post 533810)
If your going to drop $40 k on a sports car, make sure your not too poor afterwards to beable to afford towing your car and getting the clutch replaced, and/or dont buy your 17 year old child a $40 k sports car who's going to drive like a jag off and blow a clutch.

just my .2 cents

Meh... what if you're in the middle of nowhere or if you're a mile from your house? It's really not that big of a deal.

chuckd05 05-11-2010 07:49 PM

This will keep you going without a clutch...... until you come to a stop . wtf?

m4a1mustang 05-11-2010 07:53 PM

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A friend of mine drove homew with this for a clutch a few years ago:

http://www.the370z.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1273625580

Start the car in gear...

m4a1mustang 05-11-2010 07:56 PM

That's the clutch out of a 2001 Mustang Cobra, BTW.

UNKNOWN_370 05-11-2010 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 533709)
No need to rail on a fellow Virginia boy.

I think most of us already knew that we could shift without the clutch, but for any of the newbs out there this is a good thing to know should they ever destroy a clutch in the middle of nowhere, so this is useful information.

Yeah but the op said its for people that know. Newbs go research... then he is confusing double clutching with clutchless shift. It makes him look stupid lmao!

Anywayyyy... if he posted some kind of link for the newbs to get the info and not try to sound like hey I'm Mr. Know sh1t... he wouldn't be gettin ragged on. I normally hate to see people gettin ragged but this one is well deserved. Lol.

HornetZ 05-11-2010 08:13 PM

Just quote Toretto and get it over with. Maybe you'll be the 10,000,000th person to do so.

kenchan 05-11-2010 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by ResIpsa (Post 533643)
Recently I have been trying to learn the forgotten art of double clutching. For all those who do not know what double clutching is, research elsewhere...

Applying these principles I discovered that a 6MT with syncro-rev engaged can downshift (and up-shift most times) without the clutch.

Try this.

1. from 5th gear push the clutch in.(or just pul the gear lever w/o the clutch)
2. next move the gear lever into neutral.
3. let the clutch out.
4. now without depressing the clutch push the gear lever to 4th gear.
5. Viola! The syncro-rev blips the throttle and the lever falls into 4th without needing to clutch in!

:shakes head: is this your first MT car?

wat a useless technique. double clutching is good when you need to get into first from 2nd while still moving forward and your syncro locks you out...or after you stop to get into reverse.

i thought you were downshifting without the use of your clutch... now that i would've been interested in reading how you had to get a new tranny. :D

Urbanracer 05-11-2010 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by m4a1mustang (Post 533799)
The application for this technique is shifting with a blown clutch.

Or if your syncros are gone and you want to keep your gears from grinding while operating the car.

m4a1mustang 05-11-2010 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Urbanracer (Post 534066)
Or if your syncros are gone and you want to keep your gears from grinding while operating the car.

That's where double clutching would come in.

Chriz 05-11-2010 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 (Post 533848)
Yeah but the op said its for people that know. Newbs go research... then he is confusing double clutching with clutchless shift. It makes him look stupid lmao!

Anywayyyy... if he posted some kind of link for the newbs to get the info and not try to sound like hey I'm Mr. Know sh1t... he wouldn't be gettin ragged on. I normally hate to see people gettin ragged but this one is well deserved. Lol.

The op was wanted to explain clutchless downshifting using the syncro-rev and not double clutching, so it makes sense that he didnt explain the later. I dont see anywhere that he is confusing double clutching with clutchless shifting so this makes you look stupid lmao!

Anywayyyyyyyyy... he dosent have to put a link if he dosent want to, its his thread, and if you hate people getting ragged on why are you doing it? Lol.

FuszNissan 05-11-2010 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Chriz (Post 534096)
The op was wanted to explain clutchless downshifting using the syncro-rev and not double clutching, so it makes sense that he didnt explain the later. I dont see anywhere that he is confusing double clutching with clutchless shifting so this makes you look stupid lmao!

Anywayyyyyyyyy... he dosent have to put a link if he dosent want to, its his thread, and if you hate people getting ragged on why are you doing it? Lol.

Read this again. He's confusing the two.

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Originally Posted by ResIpsa (Post 533675)
Clearly you do not understand the art of the double clutch. It is a technique that allows the smoothest shift possible in a manual transmission. An added bonus is that a master at this technique can drive a manual car with a blown clutch.

Please do some research on double clutching and then respond...

How can you double clutch with a blown clutch???

Chriz 05-11-2010 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by FuszNissan (Post 534108)
Read this again. He's confusing the two.



How can you double clutch with a blown clutch???

True you cant, i was just referring to the first post, however OP is wrong there. Maybe he is confused because double clutching does lessen the wear on a clutch. (Correct me if im wrong). However double clutching is useless these days...

FuszNissan 05-11-2010 10:28 PM

You are correct. Double clutching is pointless nowadays. Clutch less shifting is good to know how to do. OP must needs to get his facts straight before he starts telling people to research what he himself doesn't know.

AK please lock this thread

AK370Z 05-11-2010 10:48 PM

:ugh2:


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