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Originally Posted by reunited This thread (doesn't know how to properly work the clutch, drives with VDC OFF, gets slippage at high RPMS IN EVERY GEAR) coupled with the thread

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Old 04-29-2012, 04:10 PM   #35 (permalink)
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This thread (doesn't know how to properly work the clutch, drives with VDC OFF, gets slippage at high RPMS IN EVERY GEAR) coupled with the thread he initiated (now locked) regarding oil overheating, leads me to remember Ralph Waldo Emerson's admonition, "Children should not play with sharp edged tools." and Val Kilmer's in Top Gun, "You are dangerous"

My advice to you, get some much needed maturity/knowledge and learn to properly drive a manual before you rip your car's clutch/tranny to shreds, or before you kill someone or yourself as you are learning how to do so while driving hyper-aggressively at the same time.
I was surprised this thread has lasted this long..
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