Gas First or Biting point first? Which is Better in a Manual Car?
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- Опубликовано: 23 июн 2024
- Gas First or Biting point first? Which is Better in a Manual Car?
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Tbh, biting point first has always worked for me. It just gives you the confidence that the car is actually ready to move forward. No fears of roll backs etc. also that’s how my driving instructor thought me. And it’s worked like a charm, have very rarely ever stalled even.
Always worked for me and my learners too. Some people are against it for some reason but I always found it to be the easiest way.
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In my instructors diesel golf I’ve only ever moved off with just the clutch, I think it automatically adds gas when you raise the clutch
I think diesel engines are more powerful.
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biting point first at uphill with traffic makes you slow to move off
it's better to gas and time the baiting point fast
Damn, can really see the biting point with them spongebob socks, bout half way up the ankle..
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Amazing. Parabéns! Are you going to get a manual car?
@@ZONDOdriving yeah, my family´s car is a manual and the idea was they would buy a new one, probably automatic but my father loves manuals, and i would keep our current... driving manual is too much of a nice feeling, i love it
gas then biting. im still learning so if im on a hill on a traffic light or junction i do biting point and then gas quick
Yes, it's easier that way
Ive noticed your car adjusts its RPM when you lift to the biting point, but for older cars such as my RX-8 that dont have this RPM adjustment function or petrol cars that have low torque, gas first would be more reliable
What happens when you try it in your car?
Does bite point first method works in every car like smaller engine or petrol or non ecu/old cars?
It might be a bit harder in some cars but it's worked in every car I've ever driven.
My 2005 Toyota Matrix sometimes doesn’t vibrate at biting point when on an exit ramp incline. I let up off the clutch at a higher point but afraid if I go any higher it will cut off leaving me in a difficult situation especially with cars behind me driven by impatient drivers cursing and blowing their horns. On less steeper inclines or flat surfaces the clutch does cause a vibration at the biting point. However, you had help many save wear and tear on our.clutches by showing us techniques such as pull of up a hill using biting points and when the shift