wat does double clutching do that seems like it would take more time then jus a quik shift y would u want to go in the out then in then out jus for 1 gear (i think i got that right)

 

Double clutching was done on older sports car because the tranny did not have syncros like modern trannies. There is no need to double clutch a modern tranny.

Best off learning heel-toe and power shifting (if you must). Or learn like I did, timing the shift so you aren't power shifting but it is almost as fast.

 

double clutching could also mean popping the clutch after the shift to give it a little more kick.

 

I'll put my full manual valve body automatic tranny with a 2,500 rpm stall converter up against any of you guys with a 5 speed in any bracket race you want and bet I'll win the majority of the races over you and your 5 speed tranny and clutch! BRING THEM ON, I'M WAITING FOR YOU!

 

I live to ral ROUNDY

 

????????????????? lost me on that one

 

Yea an auto is definately more consistant - consistantly slower than a 5sp! bwahahahaha I slay myself [&:]

 

One day we will have to get together at some drag strip somewhere and settle this matter once and for all. and to give you a fighting chance, I'll make it the best 5 out of 7 runs with each dialing his own ET and we'll just see who gets to the finish line first most often! LOL

 

Oh I don't doubt you'd slay most all of us bracketing, I can cut consistant sub .1 r/t's but my 1/8 times can vary by .1 or .2 pretty consistantly. An auto and slicks would certainly get me much more consistant but... not I'd still be faster with a 5sp [sm=icon_rock.gif]

 

alright, so what is heel toe?