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Originally Posted by wdkwang icic. i was just watching some pro track videos. these guys are straight up racing but the jolt doesn't seem very apparent with the in-car cameras.
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Basically when they need to shift they will drop from 100% engagement of gas pedal to about 50-60%( instead of fullly disengaging the gas to 0%) before hitting the clutch pedal. This will allow for smoother and quicker shifts with less footwork involved. However, don't expect your clutch to hold up.
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