Rev Match
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Again... it's timing.
The blip should be consistent. The timing of the clutch and shift should vary. Obviously your downshift from 6th to 5th has a slightly longer delay and more room from play than your shift from 3rd to 2nd which has to be done extremely fast.
The throttle however does not need to be blipped "all the way".
The blip should be consistent. The timing of the clutch and shift should vary. Obviously your downshift from 6th to 5th has a slightly longer delay and more room from play than your shift from 3rd to 2nd which has to be done extremely fast.
The throttle however does not need to be blipped "all the way".
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Ive had my car for 2 years now, ive just started rev matching over the last 4 or 5 months and now im pretty good at it, i love it just because its smooth and the sounds that follow get me every time. Now i just gotta learn to heal toe.
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From: Philadelphia, PA
Originally Posted by chrisjgiuliano,Sep 12 2008, 04:28 PM
In Soviet Russia car revv-matches you
I had never rev matched until I bought my S. It did not take long to pick it up.
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From: Land of Cincinnati Chili
Originally Posted by sho-one,Sep 17 2008, 11:14 AM
Clutch/shift/rev/clutch is different than Clutch/rev/shift/clutch. ?
hmm so which one is better.
I usally clutch/rev/shift/cluch.
hmm so which one is better.
I usally clutch/rev/shift/cluch.
after youve been doing it for so long it all seems to happan at once rather then 2 or 3 steps 
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