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Old 03-29-2002, 04:34 PM
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you dont brake on hills in a manual?

you really shouldnt ride the gas, auto or manual.. its a good way to ruin the torque converter in an auto, and shorten the life of the clutch in a manual.

you should be able to get the car moving without rolling back more than 6".. no matter how steep the grade. (in a manual)

that is unless of course you are new to manual and haven't got the clutch/gas timing down yet
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anyone here ever get tired of driving there stick? my dads trying to talk me out of getting a 5speed teg, by saying i'll get tired of shifting and everything, but regardless of what he says i'm 150% sure i'm going stickshift...it sure did look like a ton of fun when he was crusin down the road when we went to go test drive my teg...lol
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get tired of driving a stick? Definitely not. Autos are boring and you'll fall asleep at the wheel before a manual
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Right on.....nothing quite like a 5th to 3rd downshift. Sweeeet
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...anyone here ever get tired of driving there stick?
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yea, i do once in a while....those are the times when im either really tire or sore from weight lifting^^
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Old 04-08-2002, 10:35 AM
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Right on.....nothing quite like a 5th to 3rd downshift. Sweeeet
nothing quite like destroying your 3rd gear synchros either

NEVER skip gears when downshifting unless you do a full double-clutch shift

incidentally the only time manual gets tiring is when there is a traffic jam and the traffic moves 3 feet and stops.
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I say to defenitly go stick.
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