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Engaging the clutch on the Z actually takes a little longer at the friction point compared to other MT cars. Take your time and don't be afraid to give it
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Engaging the clutch on the Z actually takes a little longer at the friction point compared to other MT cars. Take your time and don't be afraid to give it some gas as the engine doesn't have a great deal of low end torque. As you get better you'll be able to start at lower rpm's. Sometimes I tend to rev a little higher but not engage the clutch until it drops down. Other than that if you feather the gas properly around 1k you can get the car to launch smoothly.
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