Subject	as I understand it>>>
Posted by	my91z(hooked) on January 18, 2001 at 4:34 PM
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In Reply To	I was curious what does the expression double clutching mean (n/m) posted by PLEAZURE in CA on January 18, 2001 at 04:31 PM
Message	say you are in gear, you push in the clutch, shift into neutral, let out the clutch, push it in again and shift into the next gear, then let the clutch out. I think it is from back in the days before synchro tranny's, it helps sync the gear speeds for easier changes. That's my take on it. Mike
Follow Ups	I was curious what does the expression double clutching mean (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA 16:31:23 01/18/01 as I understand it>>> - my91z(hooked) 16:34:06 01/18/01 it is for trannys w/o syncros>> - josh 16:39:20 01/18/01 Re: I was curious what does the expression double clutching - MIT-Z 16:38:04 01/18/01 Why not just hold the clutch in while matching revs>> - Zster 17:08:18 01/18/01 Re: Why not just hold the clutch in while matching revs>> - MIT-Z 17:15:07 01/18/01 here ya go...i didnt write this>>> - swingmob41 17:06:01 01/18/01 cool, good info, I always wondered how to "heel-toe">> - my91z(hooked) 17:25:16 01/18/01 yeah i thought the same thing until >>> - swingmob41 18:01:27 01/18/01 I'll print out a copy and tape it to the dash, LOL! (n/m) - my91z(hooked) 18:06:16 01/18/01 PLEASE VTF for the archives here...very good post. - nixit(da][as) 19:57:28 01/18/01 should be FAQ'd. This is the joy of driving a manual! - twinz 13:58:23 01/19/01 Here's a neat pic I found somewhere on the net. >> - Nion 18:36:04 01/18/01
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