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Old 02-04-2006, 08:49 PM   #1
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what exactly is double clutching - is it when ur racing drag lets say from 2nd to 3rd gear redlimiter is at 7000 u hit the clutch at 6500 and give a ltl gas get it up to 7 and then dump the clutch? is that right
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Re: double clutching

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what exactly is double clutching - is it when ur racing drag lets say from 2nd to 3rd gear redlimiter is at 7000 u hit the clutch at 6500 and give a ltl gas get it up to 7 and then dump the clutch? is that right
eh... Drag racers and their miss use of Race terms...
In racing double clutching is a down shifting technique primairly used on cars with no syncors, or while doing multiple gear downshifts.
http://felixwong.com/openroad/double_clutch.html
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Re: double clutching

if u really wanna know what double clutching is, read this thread that was locked so it was stopped before flaming started. its a downshifting technique used to save cars gears, but now we have things called syncros...

thats y your thread in street racing ended..it was gonna get flamed

what your talkin about is not stop pressing the gas peddle, let the revs bounce off the limiter and then shift. thats not any useful execpt u wwanna ruin your transmission a lot faster....
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i thought runing ur syncros was using no clutch. using no clutch absolutly fucking kills the sycros. i hate the fast and the furious its not a question about that i was just wondering
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dude stop watching the fast and the furious
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Re: double clutching

^^im with the noob....welcome to AF
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who you calling a noob? i prob know more about cars then your familly combined
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who you calling a noob? i prob know more about cars then your familly combined

No need to show off your E-peen... He's just comenting on the number of posts you have here on AF.
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Re: double clutching

really..thats great...i was referring to your posts here






<<<<<<<<<<sheesh dont get so worked up......its not even that serious...Noob
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Re: double clutching

Did A bit of research on double cluching appartenly Ive been living under a lie all these years, sad my information source was very reputable as well
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who you calling a noob? i prob know more about cars then your familly combined
this being said your still a noob.... "its not how you talk, its how you type" ( haha a little fast and furious for you...god i hate that movie...and yet i've watched it a million times)
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( haha a little fast and furious for you...god i hate that movie...and yet i've watched it a million times)
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Re: double clutching

anyways, before noob and noob jr joined in with their oh so neede comments (joke, don't take offense) we WERE talking about something right.

Double cltuching is used on cars with no synchros or worn synchros. it's also used in racing to keep it smooth. when you race you want eveything to be smooth, sudden movements can cause you to lose traction and therefore time. when you double clutch and rev match you keep the downshift smooth and that allows you to get around a track faster. also check heel and toeing, it's ften used in combination with double clutching when you're braking.
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what exactly is double clutching - is it when ur racing drag lets say from ------2nd to 3rd gear------ redlimiter is at 7000 u hit the clutch at 6500 and give a ltl gas get it up to 7 and then dump the clutch? is that right
but see this is like for drag racing...read what he said again..... thats y i said its not possible.... in the other thread....
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