I know how to drive a stick....I dont know how to race one...

what RPMs do you want to shift at.......

what tips do you all know of

I dont want to be on the road and give mustangs a bad rep...especially with a terminator

every day people f with me......i beat everyone so far, but i want to destroy them for even thinking they should mess with me...ha ha ha

Im talking every day drivers like a-holes in beamers and acuras......etc...I know the ones that would beat me and the ones that wont.

PS i hate slow a** trucks that are loud and come by me and let me hear their exhaust...who gives a sh** how it sounds.....youre slow. I do like the people that generally want to see a show though...i can tell the difference

 

Well if you have the stock Eaton, shift at about 6k, not redline. Also, powershift if you can! And drive it like you stole it, but don't be stupid in some situations.

 

drive slow untill u get usto it
drive it slow till u know evry detail about the car
when i first got my cobra i blew my tranny to pices after that i waiited a bit till i learnd how to shift better and stuff
but yeah always shift around 6-6.5k rpm
im finaly learning how to powershift works really well
good luck hope u dont blow a tranny cause thats gonn be a nice 2,000$ bill lol

 

your clutch will not last long if you are power shifting.

 

no offense, but u sound like a moron, and u have already shamed the terminator name... good day..

 

make sure if u race from a dig that u powerbrake when u feel it start pulling hard

 

+1


Later.

 

honestly gtfo

 

The best tip i can offer somebody in your place is to line the hood up with a Semi and floor it. Kill yourself before you kill me with your ignorance and street racing.

 

Ya I don't think the phrases "how to" and "stick shift" are a good combination on a post.

Just like everybody else here did, drive it till you drive it really well, then drive it some more. And i'm talking about daily driving, not racing. Hell I'm still improving my driving and I've been driving a stick for 3 years.