Rev Match
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Originally Posted by ThuG LyFe,Sep 14 2008, 03:18 PM
^i think thas double clutching. but i always clutch->rev->shift->let clutch out. but i do that because if i dont rev before i put the gear in sometimes it'll grind. i dono everyone has their own way i guess.
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Originally Posted by SIIK2NR,Sep 13 2008, 10:41 PM
It's preference. IMO, rev-matching is better. Your leg doesn't look like your having a seizure everytime you downshift. 
Wow! It is a lot easier to do, and very smooth.
I will try to forget double clutching and start getting used to regular rev matching.
And I agree on the seizure look... My friend always shifts into second before shifting into first... And it just looks weird in a 2008 Jetta...
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In the S2000 is it still good to double clutch? Or is just rev matching adequate?
Is there at least a benefit of double clutching? I have gotten really used to it now and don't think I would do it differently anyways but just curious.
Is there at least a benefit of double clutching? I have gotten really used to it now and don't think I would do it differently anyways but just curious.
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Originally Posted by 2003s2k2003
Is there at least a benefit of double clutching? I have gotten really used to it now and don't think I would do it differently anyways but just curious.
Originally Posted by SIIK2NR
Double clutching is not required.
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Originally Posted by tekstar,Sep 15 2008, 06:55 PM
Originally Posted by 2003s2k2003
Is there at least a benefit of double clutching? I have gotten really used to it now and don't think I would do it differently anyways but just curious.
Originally Posted by SIIK2NR
Double clutching is not required.