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Old 02-14-2005, 02:35 PM
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double clutching

wzup everybody, i got a new newbie question. what is double cluthing? how do i do it. i here that it is very important, is it really?
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Old 02-14-2005, 02:45 PM
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Re: double clutching

Seriously man, step away from the DVD! Anything you heard in that movie dont believe!

Double clutching has been covered so many times before. Search for it.


Fucking A! I hate Universal Pictures for making such stupid gay ass movies that fill the heads of morons with wrong info! Damn.
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Old 02-14-2005, 02:48 PM
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Re: double clutching

Double clutching is the newest fad. It was invented by Brian Spilner in 2001. Everyone who is anyone does it, and if you don't, you'll probably lose to a red rx7 driven by Dom.
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Old 02-14-2005, 03:34 PM
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Double clutching is used in downshifting, which is the reason it's a retarded line in Fast and the Furious.

Second, it's not needed in cars with synchros, although it will help them last longer.

Basically, when your downshifting, it's the process of going through neutral to get to the next gear. So say you're in 5th, you would push the clutch in, shift to neutral, let the clutch out, rev up the engine to the appropriate point for the lower gear. When the RPMs are up, push the clutch in and put it in the lower gear.. in my example, 4th.

Like I said, not really necessary.

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Old 02-14-2005, 03:47 PM
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Wait do you have to let off the clutch in neutral cant you just skip that step like your in 5th then you press in the clutch rev it up and put it in to 4th and then let off the clutch.
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Old 02-14-2005, 03:52 PM
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Re: double clutching

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Wait do you have to let off the clutch in neutral cant you just skip that step like your in 5th then you press in the clutch rev it up and put it in to 4th and then let off the clutch.
I believe that's just rev-matching. That one extra step in double-clutching is what helps the syncros.
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Old 02-14-2005, 05:50 PM
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Re: double clutching

rev-matching is used in racing to keep the weight balance of the car where it's supposed to be. for instance, if you're using up 100 percent of your traction points, braking in a turn, on the limit of adhesion, and you do a jerky downshift, your rear end may come unweighted and cause you to lose traction. rev matching really doesn't do anything to save your tranny. double clutching helps save it, but that's what synchros are for
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Re: double clutching

I thought double clutching ment:
lets say your in 1st gear and about to shift into second..
u then shift into second at around 20mph.. u keep on rolling slowly and then push clutch in rev to about 6-7k rpm and take foot off clutch fast and hear tires squeek as u do a rolling-burnout.
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Re: double clutching

fuck double clutching POWER SHIFT BABY thats how we do it up in the Cizzle
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Re: Re: double clutching

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fuck double clutching POWER SHIFT BABY thats how we do it up in the Cizzle
Are you joking?
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Old 02-14-2005, 08:47 PM
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you know whats a sweet technique? Going about 80 down the highway, then e-braking a 180, slamming it into reverse, and flicking people off while reversing 80. My and my friends do it every day. The only way you can do it, though is if you have a huge power adder on your car such as a muffler or carbon fiber shift knob. Once you get double-clutching down, you'll be able to do that in no time.
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Old 02-14-2005, 08:51 PM
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Re: double clutching

no way dude. you have to get some sweet ass neon underglow lights and then you can stare at your passenger for as long as you want, and because they glow so much, they give you the power to stop perfectly at ALL stoplights!!

and then if you buy one of those "tornado's", you get sooooo much increase in airflow you can burn out for like miles and miles.
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Re: double clutching

LOL ya funny tonite hahahah this thread is becoming 2fast and 2 furious for me =X
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Re: double clutching

nononon u no whats even better paul walker HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
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Re: Re: double clutching

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nononon u no whats even better paul walker HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
we were getting to that point with the whole "2 fast 2 furious" scenes, you know, being he is the star of the movie and all.
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