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Old Aug 19, 2006 | 02:16 PM
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maybe if you re-read the post i said "they say"; tool.

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Old Aug 19, 2006 | 02:33 PM
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well they say double clutch saves the synchornizers in the gear box (doesnt put alot of stress on it) but i like double clutching when i have a drastic gear change sucks at 5th to 2nd; just to let the engine set down to the right rpms but in performance car double clutching is the way of life KIDS. This is comming from a 16/17 year old as well
Sorry pal, but there is no reason to double clutch with a modern transmission. It was done in trans with no sycros but it is not needed anymore and doing it will not save any wear and tear on anything. I am glad your 17 years old and know how to use google.
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Edit: Why do you say 16/17 year old?? YOU ARE STILL 16. In two weeks you can call yourself 17. This is all coming from a 15 year old too
Old Aug 19, 2006 | 02:38 PM
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well they say double clutch saves the synchornizers in the gear box (doesnt put alot of stress on it) but i like double clutching when i have a drastic gear change sucks at 5th to 2nd; just to let the engine set down to the right rpms but in performance car double clutching is the way of life KIDS. This is comming from a 16/17 year old as well
Sorry pal, but there is no reason to double clutch with a modern transmission. It was done in trans with no sycros but it is not needed anymore and doing it will not save any wear and tear on anything. I am glad your 17 years old and know everything.
Heres a qoute for you mr. JD1969 "Other reasons for double-clutching: Because it is the right way to operate the clutch. Because it saves wear and tear on your synchronizers in the long run, if you're planning to run your car over 200,000 miles, as I do. Because it is fun to do. Because in very cold weather, (-10° F, for example) you may have to double-clutch to shift gears at all, at least for the first few miles." from Why to double clutch. I hate when old people think they know everything.
Old Aug 19, 2006 | 02:47 PM
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well they say double clutch saves the synchornizers in the gear box (doesnt put alot of stress on it) but i like double clutching when i have a drastic gear change sucks at 5th to 2nd; just to let the engine set down to the right rpms but in performance car double clutching is the way of life KIDS. This is comming from a 16/17 year old as well
Sorry pal, but there is no reason to double clutch with a modern transmission. It was done in trans with no sycros but it is not needed anymore and doing it will not save any wear and tear on anything. I am glad your 17 years old and know how to use google.
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Edit: Why do you say 16/17 year old?? YOU ARE STILL 16. In two weeks you can call yourself 17. This is all coming from a 15 year old too

I was looking through the pictures and i was wondering which tool are you; hopefully your not the one in the pink. I love these internet tough guys; do a little googling and you can find everything; maybe find yourself a cutie; maybe even on myspace LOOK AT YOURSELF BELOW HAHA.

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Old Aug 19, 2006 | 03:15 PM
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Ummmm good one? If you could read the caption below it would tell you that I'm the one in the pink. That was a long time ago but if I was embarassed of that picture I probably wouldn't have it in my photo gallery so that didn't make any sense at all.
Old Aug 19, 2006 | 03:22 PM
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Ummmm good one? If you could read the caption below it would tell you that I'm the one in the pink. That was a long time ago but if I was embarassed of that picture I probably wouldn't have it in my photo gallery so that didn't make any sense at all.
i just took a quick peek at it and it does say Description: I'm on the right...dont worry I dont actually take myself that seriously so i guess i shouldnt take you seriously either.
Old Aug 19, 2006 | 03:29 PM
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You don't need to double clutch. You have synchros. There's no garuntee that double clutching will match the transmission gear speeds any better than your synchro can. It's a technique you that used to be necessary in old cars or in semis that don't have synchros.

Downshifting it might help but it's still not necessary. If you're racing like in the Fast and the Furious, it makes no sense whatsoever, it only slows you down.
Old Aug 19, 2006 | 03:39 PM
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look F**k it; if you shift fast, slow, hard, easy, double clutching, not even using the clutch. If you get to point b from point a; GOOD. I was just asking most people do for fun; and maybe ig someone did have an old car. Im just putting it out there. [sm=massbounce.gif]

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Old Aug 19, 2006 | 06:28 PM
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Who the **** cares if you're 17? Damn I just read two threads by you and in both you mention you're "16/17". Get it through your head. We............ Don't........... Care...............

And don't come here calling established members tools when you made your account, what, 2 days ago? Jezus. [&:]
Old Aug 19, 2006 | 07:30 PM
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Who the **** cares if you're 17? Damn I just read two threads by you and in both you mention you're "16/17". Get it through your head. We............ Don't........... Care...............

And don't come here calling established members tools when you made your account, what, 2 days ago? Jezus. [&:]
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