8178A

The GT has a high performance carbon fiber clutch plate.

Boss919

Dude you don't need to slip the clutch. You should be able to take off without even reving up the motor. Go to an empty parking lot and try. Once you figure it out it will be a lot smoother. just let the clutch out easy then start to apply the throttle. Remember you have 300 horses and 320 ft/lbs of torque. You don't have to rev it up to get it to move.

d4rb

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nate2953

obviously i dont rev it up to 3000 and slip it out, im talking about slipping it out with barely any throttle. i drove my 89 ranger from 15 to age 20 and drive it as smooth as an 89 truck can drive. but i cant drive my brand new mnustang for ****. anyways, i can take off without using the gas at all but that doesnt work for anything except driving like 2 miles an hour with no intention to go above 6 mph.

acstone7

empty parking lot no gas whatsoever lightly let off and you will barely get going, that gives you a good baseline

nate2953

ok guys, i know how to drive a stick i learned like everyone in an empty parking lot. Im sayin im just wondering why my old truck is such a better ride than my brand new sports car. When im going from a stoplight or something, it just seems much jerkier than what im used to.

Boss919

It has twice the power and torque, that makes it alot "jerkier" lol. Try taking off in 2nd gear.

FREAKO

just floor it....let the clutch out as fast as you can......there will only be one long jerk then....not 2

Boss919

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nate2953

lol, i think ill just settle this problem and do this from now on