Do you double clutch?

>>17170868
yes but I drive an ae86 with a button clutch so its fairly necessary. Its a learning curve remembering to do it without over rev

>>17170881
we call it rev matching and its not needed driving anything smaller than a truck

I float

>>17170868
My car has a synchromesh tranny so no

>>17170906
>we call it rev matching
Wat.

Rev matching can be used to shift without using the clutch at all.

>>17170868
If your car was made post 1960s, there's no need to "double clutch". I do however revmatch.

>>17170868
Only in a Ford Model A because the trans isn't synchronized
unnecessary and retarded otherwise

>>17170906
rev matching and double declutcing are two different things.
I revmatch my motorbike for smooth gear changes. I can't double declutch it because I that's a huge waste of time and effort.

>>17170868
When I need to shift to first before coming to a complete stop, I double clutch to make it easier to shift. I am not sure if it helps.

>>17170868
No because I have a modern manual transmission with syncros

I genuinely have never understood how double-clutching helps anything. It seems like it just wastes time.

>>17171239
And your throw out bearing

>>17170906
i assume "we" is the people that don't know what they are talking about

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>>17170868
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSup4MLX2GU

>>17171183
Same. Unless I'm on a hill and it's binding.