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Jonesy · 08 Apr 2004, 11:02 am

Here are a few links i found on the subject. From what i gather, it doesn't help much with general daily driving, but on the track or blasting around on the back roads it can be helpful.

Looks like i will have to take the beater car and practice out in the field

http://member.rivernet.com.au/btaylo...Clutching.html

http://www.driversedge.com/dblcltch.htm

http://www.triumphspitfire.com/healtoe.html

http://www.epinions.com/auto-review-...3A351631-prod4

JohnnyWash1 · 08 May 2004, 08:17 pm

Actual double-clutching was used for old cars and big rigs without synchronizers. It is literally a useless skill now. The only thing you need to retain from it is the ability to match revs--which is not double clutching. Heel/toeing is a step above rev-matching.

Jon

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Jonesy Young Noob Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Kentucky Posts: 76 Jonesy's Gallery	Double clutching Here are a few links i found on the subject. From what i gather, it doesn't help much with general daily driving, but on the track or blasting around on the back roads it can be helpful. Looks like i will have to take the beater car and practice out in the field http://member.rivernet.com.au/btaylo...Clutching.html http://www.driversedge.com/dblcltch.htm http://www.triumphspitfire.com/healtoe.html http://www.epinions.com/auto-review-...3A351631-prod4 __________________ ~Some times it takes a whole tankful of fuel before you can think straight. ~Everyone wrecks, some get back on , some don't, some can't. ~I wan't to leave this world the same way I can into it: Screaming and covered in blood.

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08 May 2004, 08:17 pm	#2 (permalink)
JohnnyWash1 Fanatic Tremekian Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 752 JohnnyWash1's Gallery	Actual double-clutching was used for old cars and big rigs without synchronizers. It is literally a useless skill now. The only thing you need to retain from it is the ability to match revs--which is not double clutching. Heel/toeing is a step above rev-matching. Jon

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