somewhat new to manual, i have a quick question? when im lazy

>>16144127

RPM*

kill me

You don't really have to rev match , but there's no reason not to.

>>16144127
Slow roasting the clutch when you do that

I want to add a question onto this. Which is worse for the transmission? Rev being too high and having to come down or rev being low and having to come up? Or is it a matter of one being bad for the transmission and one being bad for the clutch system?

>granny shifting
>not double clutching like you should

>>16144127
>rev matching when upshifting
actually what

>>16144127
>upshifting
>RPM having to go up

You're just letting go of the clutch way too slow. Stop holding in your clutch for so long.

>>16144187
>>16144291
Protects synchros and results in a smoother shift. Basically you just let the clutch out at the correct RPM.
>>16144240
OP listen to this
>>16144254
And not this autist. I seriously can't tell if people actually think double clutching is anything but a massive waste of time, driving a truck from the 60s with no synchros or are just trolling.

>>16144127
Why would a cat need anti-depressants?

>>16144312
Contrary to belief, cats are not assholes and will get depressed over deaths of owners/other cats.

>>16144321
That's just a normal part of grieving, not chronic depression

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>>16144306
>And not this autist. I seriously can't tell if people actually think double clutching is anything but a massive waste of time, driving a truck from the 60s with no synchros or are just trolling.

>>16144127
Itll be alright, you could as youre letting the clutch up give it some gas to make the shift smoother