Antibiotic Amy
#21
I usually use the technique of "Make it move without using the accelerator". I also ask them to hold the accelerator at arbitrary rev count so they get a feel for how much twitchier a manual's throttle tends to be.
Seems like the key is learning to operate the clutch with low revs before learning to do it with high revs. But that's just my experience. Would also probably help minimize clutch cooking
Seems like the key is learning to operate the clutch with low revs before learning to do it with high revs. But that's just my experience. Would also probably help minimize clutch cooking
#22
Originally Posted by LoudMusic,Jul 5 2008, 05:57 PM
I usually use the technique of "Make it move without using the accelerator". I also ask them to hold the accelerator at arbitrary rev count so they get a feel for how much twitchier a manual's throttle tends to be.
Seems like the key is learning to operate the clutch with low revs before learning to do it with high revs. But that's just my experience. Would also probably help minimize clutch cooking
Seems like the key is learning to operate the clutch with low revs before learning to do it with high revs. But that's just my experience. Would also probably help minimize clutch cooking
"Don't get me wrong i want her to learn and help out on the long drive back"
#23
Count me in please!! No permission needed here either.... Geoff loves driving the X-Terra for the day every now and then!!
Possibly bringing a friend with me...if not then I'll have a seat open too!!
Thanks!!
~Crystal
Possibly bringing a friend with me...if not then I'll have a seat open too!!
Thanks!!
~Crystal
#25
Originally Posted by cdelena,Jul 6 2008, 02:47 PM
Julie is in with permission to drive my car... tentatively as she wants a couple of drives to see how comfortable she is driving it.