It is, in a performance car on track. But, if (and I'm sure you were) implying that someone will allow it to BOUNCE off the red before shifting, I think he'll learn a lot about engine damage and replacement, so, a lot of lessons learned here....
Broke my radio so I've been riding with earbuds in and the other day I realized I had relearned my shift points from vibration frequency in my shifter ..... and ass
I got my 2019 mustang GT in January and its my first manual car. It took me a couple of weeks to get use too, but i love it now and don't think i'll every get a automatic car again lol. The video was huge help on improving my shifts Rush!!
You know… I thought I sounded crazy when I said I wouldn’t drive an automatic again. It’s instinct now to always press the “clutch” in an automatic, it just kicks in
I’m very impressed on the little you mentioned of canyon runs. Too many people don’t know about that lifestyle. And it’s sad, all they do is 40-60 rolls lol
I am 14 and I really want a manual for my first car. I have little to no experience with manual but would love to learn. Thanks for the helpful information
This video was really tight and made go for this e30 I’ve wanted since I was 15 but I was scared to understand manuals, but a manual seems REALLY FUN, and really have more pros than cons.
Hey Rush..another great and helpful video for us manual transmission rookies. How about a small video on downshifting only..I know I could use a few pointers as to when
You just out there showing off N shit, naw but they sound mean when they scream through the shifts a little. Looks even better in something clean looking or a nice look.
really like your vids (just recently got a manual 2016 GT PP1 with corsa extreme) btw the owners manual actually states the recommended shift points for best fuel economy 1 to 2 - 13 mph 2 to 3 - 24 mph 3 to 4 - 31 mph 4 to 5 - 39 mph 5 to 6 - 43 mph
You are right though I’ve been driving stick shift for over 20 years I can tell by the sound went to shift the gears also, you can also downshift as well when I spent time in the Philippines it amazes me how they drive manual transmission. They start the car up in second gear and start driving it in second, which really intrigue me which I’m thinking about doing.
I start my day, hand on the shift, my car is automatic but can go semi, I taught to myself learning when to shift manuel would be cool and your video explain it all thx
I'm so jealous of this mustang's interiors. The space, the dash and the steering wheel, the gear knob, the touch screen, the, the.... basically everything. I drive a Flintstone car.
My automatic 2015 Honda Civic got totaled and I’m not getting any money for it bc it was financed. Now I got a manual 2005 eclipse as a beater upper to learn how to drive manual. Hopefully I get good enough to finance a mustang! My boyfriend said it will feel better driving a newer manual but I first I need to learn on something cheap 😂
Thank you so much bro. I've been looking everywhere for a vid like this explaining the shifting process in detail. I'm new to driving so I didn't understand anything. thank you so much, have a great day
Wow gas prices around here are $2.20 a gal. Since I have a turbocharged Vw I usually shift around 2,000 rpm. I'm new to the channel btw and you have great content, keep it up.
@@seangethers9991 Yes and what a rude awakening. The prices actually went even lower in 2020 in my area to $1.39 which I have a picture of. Now at this moment it's around $4.67 😭😭😭
My main goal is to have my manual license but I'm only driving auto right now so I'm just looking at videos on when it's best to shift before looking at getting lessons in a manual car. Great work and really informaning
@@xRenegade_999 no, you do not. There is no such thing as an "automatic/manual license." It goes by class. If you have a class D license, you can drive manual or automatic.
@@rmn4348 lmao man i upshift after 1500rpm... im automatic but i got semi auto mode.. i usually dont go over 2k rpm when im alone in the car it burns too much fuel :D
Holy cow that Costco is packed! I never see gas stations packed where I'm from that would drive me nuts. I got a Ford Focus 2012 for really cheap and I'm trying to educate myself about manual bc it has a manual transmission driven by a computer so it's "automatic". Most people have their clutches wear quickly and many say to "drive it like a manual". I wish it was a manual manual in a way bc you kinda have to make the computer drive like a manual. It's pretty cool though and I think I get the concepts now.
Congrats. It is definitely an accomplishment. I wanna know from anybody about how fast are you going before you’re able to engage in six gear? By that I mean for me so far, the RPM shoots up to 4000 -4500 and does not sound happy. I usually shift back into fifth. Any advice??
This is pretty useful content. But to add note, u mentioned: “ Add more weight to the car when shifting down gears? -Its’s just downshifting or otherwise known as engine brake. Your car’s weight remains thesame, unless ofcourse if u add or reduce items in your car.
I install a louder exhaust, if needed, and drive by sound. I only check my RPM or MPH at times, if need be. Also, most MT car manuals have a graph in it showing the rec. shift points, etc. But, any aftermarket stuff in drive train, clutch, etc. requires an adjustment to drive habits.
Hey 👋 I have a question ? Which car should I buy ? 1.Mustang Shelby Gt350r 2.Mustang Pp2 3.chevy Camaro zl1 4.chevy Camaro 2ss Which one is much better to have fun with...
I learned on a 1972 VW Beetle. 4 speed. That thing was very loud and had no tach, so you had to go off sound. I wanted to get a newer manual but couldn't drive it at all. 2011 Hyundai Sonata with a 5 speed. Stalled it out so many times I decided to get an automatic.
@@grvyrdgang5672 I take my car out of gear, but keep my foot on the clutch so I can quickly move back into gear if there's a truck that's about to run into me or something.
1st mt 2019 wrx here and boy is it a pain in a crowded area makes me wish I had an automatic at times but when that road opens up shit you never want to touch an automatic ever again.
I’d rather drive in my city than the suburb because the city green lights are synchronized. I constantly have to stop in the suburb. Also, driving in the city means you’re likely to hit a major highway soon. Watch the green lights for a while and you’ll see.
Thinking of getting a Z31 in a couple months, but don't know how to drive manual. The only person I know that drives a manual is my moms friend. So I'm thinking of asking her to go with me when I go see the car, so she can drive it.
How do you come to a stop? Do you have to go from which ever gear you were in to first I then to neutral ? Or can you go from let’s say 4th gear to neutral ? Is that a dumb question ? I’m really wanting to learn
You can be on 5th gear going 60 and if you’re about to stop at a red light, just put on neutral and break. If you’re going about 20 mph and the light switched to green, just put it on 3rd gear and go from there
whenever you slowing down do you put it on neutral? i just got my 2021 gt a couple of days ago and yes kind of stupid to be my first manual, and im still learnng. lowkey scare bc i keep stalling when i full stop start
I do the same thing but they recommend we stay in gear incase shit hits the fan. What I started doing is just cruising in gear while braking until I'm closing in real close then shift to neutral but I'd definitely would like to hear his answer.
I found it very fascinating that I’ve never drove a manual, and I’ve been looking up videos on it. Not a single video has shown gear shifting at a red light. I’ve always thought before red, you shift to 1 then N. But you go from 3 to N. Is that how you come to a completely stop at a red or is downshifting the way to go (3,2,1,N).
Old thread but since I wound up seeing it I'll post something for other people who see it... downshifting is fine but you don't need to downshift 5-4-3-2-1-N. If you're doing 60 in 5th gear you might downshift to 4th then 3rd then brake to 15-20mph and then clutch in and stop. Downshifting itself is some small amount of strain on your car it's not really worth it to go all the way down at least in a Mustang that has long gears and can be in 3rd without stalling at 15mph. You can also stay in neutral from 5th all the way to stop which is what I'd do if I didn't have a lot of warning that I needed to come to a total stop. In short, downshifting is fine, but you don't have to hit every gear on the way down, and you probably shouldn't be shifting as many times as possible and only doing it when it's high value.
I = 0 -10mph ; II = 5 until 25 mph ; III = 15 until 45 mph ; IV 25 until 70 mph and last one V gear 35 until 98 mph ( My car max speed is 99 mph /159 km/h ) . R = 0 - 20 mph.
Great Video. You said something in the other one that surprised me. Can you really let the clutch out from a stop without giving any gas? I would think it would stall for sure. I feel like I start pushing on the gas when I start letting up the clutch.., so that when the clutch is engaged, you have enough gas to start moving...
When you did this video. Did you already had the corsa installed. I’ve been between the borla atak and the Corsa extreme. I want something quiet as a daily but when at the track or want to go full throttle i want the beast to wake up
So when u down shift from let’s say 4 to 3 to take a turn do u have to slow down a whole lot before u down shift ? Because when I don’t break enough my whole car rocks forwards is that bad?
*If it blows up, you waited too long.*
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Destroyer Grey Productions oh man it blew up...
Pov: you learned that the hard way🤣
I shift whenever I hear the bald eagles screeching.
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Its great that you mention when you should shift in a manual car because I'm sure there is that guy that will think redline is the "Shift Zone" lol...
It is, in a performance car on track. But, if (and I'm sure you were) implying that someone will allow it to BOUNCE off the red before shifting, I think he'll learn a lot about engine damage and replacement, so, a lot of lessons learned here....
It is me. I am that guy
Yeah I'm that guy which is why I'm here. Gotta get educated
I blame it on racing games lol
The red line is The Best place to shift for speed, unless you have a smaller turbo running out of air
I shift based on sound. Having a loud exhaust makes driving stick a breeze.
Broke my radio so I've been riding with earbuds in and the other day I realized I had relearned my shift points from vibration frequency in my shifter ..... and ass
@@nop58653 This is the way...
@@nop58653 Your last name checks out.
I just put a radio in my car after using a jbl speaker for months. All of a sudden, my shifts are all messed up since I couldn't hear anything
I still find it hard at times been driving it for 3 years and my last car was a breeze but my new car is still iffy I do it early and late sometimes
I got my 2019 mustang GT in January and its my first manual car. It took me a couple of weeks to get use too, but i love it now and don't think i'll every get a automatic car again lol. The video was huge help on improving my shifts Rush!!
Then don't plan on buying a new full size truck, van, SUV, etc., since they are no longer manufactured with manuals...
my first manual car was an golf 3. rich people?
While learning did you mess up anything on your car because that is what I am scared of I got a 2008 gt
You know… I thought I sounded crazy when I said I wouldn’t drive an automatic again. It’s instinct now to always press the “clutch” in an automatic, it just kicks in
Got a 23 supra ez
I’m very impressed on the little you mentioned of canyon runs. Too many people don’t know about that lifestyle. And it’s sad, all they do is 40-60 rolls lol
I am 14 and I really want a manual for my first car. I have little to no experience with manual but would love to learn. Thanks for the helpful information
Your gonna have so much fun. I can’t go back to auto
It makes sense
This video was really tight and made go for this e30 I’ve wanted since I was 15 but I was scared to understand manuals, but a manual seems REALLY FUN, and really have more pros than cons.
Did you get a manual car ?
Hey Rush..another great and helpful video for us manual transmission rookies. How about a small video on downshifting only..I know I could use a few pointers as to when
That stang sounds nice. Love the exhaust noise
Best video I’ve watched yet, perfectly explained… and the best camera angle. I can hear and see when why I’m learned from you brother lol
I shift when it starts to get loud😂
You just out there showing off N shit, naw but they sound mean when they scream through the shifts a little. Looks even better in something clean looking or a nice look.
@@dirtydogbastard I had a stroke reading that
@@joshuabeeler1930 😭
Can you make a video on clutching and braking along with shifting gears?
really like your vids (just recently got a manual 2016 GT PP1 with corsa extreme)
btw the owners manual actually states the recommended shift points for best fuel economy
1 to 2 - 13 mph
2 to 3 - 24 mph
3 to 4 - 31 mph
4 to 5 - 39 mph
5 to 6 - 43 mph
Great explanation man, currently learning stick and this eased some of my questions on the shifting!
Been preaching shifting by sound ever since my dad taught me how to drive. Automatic drivers think I'm insane lmao
First car was a manual 2004 Kia Rio I just recently bought a 325 e46 and am relearning manual its been a great experience so far. Thanks for the tips
I finally found a video that tells you when to shift gears! Thanks!
Thanks I’m 17 but my dad bought me a 2001 VW cabrio and yeah it’s pretty interesting to drive Manual 😂
Thank you Rush both videos helped a lot will be buying a 14 gt soon and I’ll try my best to drive it
Same!
Same
You are right though I’ve been driving stick shift for over 20 years I can tell by the sound went to shift the gears also, you can also downshift as well when I spent time in the Philippines it amazes me how they drive manual transmission. They start the car up in second gear and start driving it in second, which really intrigue me which I’m thinking about doing.
I start my day, hand on the shift, my car is automatic but can go semi, I taught to myself learning when to shift manuel would be cool and your video explain it all thx
Young driver on the way, in really need this info cause I really don’t like how automatic works I like cars that are manual, again thx for the info
I'm so jealous of this mustang's interiors. The space, the dash and the steering wheel, the gear knob, the touch screen, the, the.... basically everything. I drive a Flintstone car.
3:03 Dude is literally banging them gears like it’s easy. U a goat my guy!!💯
I've never seen a Costco gas station that busy until now.
This is honestly the best explanation I’ve seen on RUclips on what is necessary
1:33 I recognized that intersection from gta and I was like oh he’s in LA
Dude, you should do a video on when to use your turning signal! (It's the little stick on the left side of your steering column!) ;-)
Thanks for the idea!
oh for real?
I like it. It sounds like the engine is working harder @ 50 mph when it's in 4th, so yes, usually I put it to 5th...GOOD POINT.
My automatic 2015 Honda Civic got totaled and I’m not getting any money for it bc it was financed. Now I got a manual 2005 eclipse as a beater upper to learn how to drive manual. Hopefully I get good enough to finance a mustang! My boyfriend said it will feel better driving a newer manual but I first I need to learn on something cheap 😂
Awesome vid Rush. Love my manual GT but I had to drive home from San Francisco earlier this week during traffic... only time I wanted an auto.
this video has all the answers every other video leaves unanswered 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you so much bro. I've been looking everywhere for a vid like this explaining the shifting process in detail. I'm new to driving so I didn't understand anything. thank you so much, have a great day
I’m trying to learn manual so this really helped. Got yourself a new sub.
Your video just made it click as what I wasn't understanding about a manual vehicle.
Wow gas prices around here are $2.20 a gal. Since I have a turbocharged Vw I usually shift around 2,000 rpm. I'm new to the channel btw and you have great content, keep it up.
Im commenting on your message rn in hopes of you seeing how much gas used to cost
@@seangethers9991 Yes and what a rude awakening. The prices actually went even lower in 2020 in my area to $1.39 which I have a picture of. Now at this moment it's around $4.67 😭😭😭
My main goal is to have my manual license but I'm only driving auto right now so I'm just looking at videos on when it's best to shift before looking at getting lessons in a manual car. Great work and really informaning
You talking about tractors? Down shifting on those things is WIERD. Definitely takes some getting used to
Wait you need to get a manual license to drive a manual? Even if i have drivers license (automatic) did not know that..
@@xRenegade_999 no, you do not. There is no such thing as an "automatic/manual license." It goes by class. If you have a class D license, you can drive manual or automatic.
@@Arnold-yv5ym didnt know that. Thanks man! Good to know
Ayyyyy shoutout from Tustin lol hope to see that bad ass GT soon 💪🏼 got a eco boost myself waiting to upgrade to a GT
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A video on downshifting please, love the content bro!
Downshifting isnt neccessary tho
@@oghustler8450 I thought u needed to when you're coming to a stop
@@7thWrdLord just put it to N?
@@prettieboiswag6659 wheres the N?
@@Evolution-Is-A-Blatant-Lie Neutral my guy
I get it now, thank you so much this has honestly helped me understand manual so much more!
Hit me up if you are ever in the Yorba Linda area. 2017 Corvette with manual transmission. Would be cool to compare the 2 cars.
I love that video, and love your car I plan on driving my own manual soon that was great advice
Best video ever, so clear! Thank you so much now I fully understand.
3k is nice, but shifting in town I shift around 2.5k in my 2019 gt for maximum fuel saving... ish...
man i shift at 2.2k in town... fuel prices in europe are crazy😂
@@rmn4348 lmao man i upshift after 1500rpm... im automatic but i got semi auto mode.. i usually dont go over 2k rpm when im alone in the car it burns too much fuel :D
@@gladis5744 wellll my car stutters when i shift at 1.5k😂
I like watching your videos I’m about to get my first manual car it’s a 2012 5.0 Mustang
I just got a great deal I might be getting 2016 5.0 Mustang instead with ROUSH exhaust
@@hbgvtyerfetyre what did you end up with brother?
What did you get bro
I got this recommended, last time I got it recommended was when you uploaded it, I miss your videos man. Please come back!
I've literally watched all your vids in like 5 days love your channel keep grinding rush!!!👍
Holy cow that Costco is packed! I never see gas stations packed where I'm from that would drive me nuts. I got a Ford Focus 2012 for really cheap and I'm trying to educate myself about manual bc it has a manual transmission driven by a computer so it's "automatic". Most people have their clutches wear quickly and many say to "drive it like a manual". I wish it was a manual manual in a way bc you kinda have to make the computer drive like a manual. It's pretty cool though and I think I get the concepts now.
This is a good video. Actually helped me understand shifting gears.
Congrats. It is definitely an accomplishment.
I wanna know from anybody about how fast are you going before you’re able to engage in six gear? By that I mean for me so far, the RPM shoots up to 4000 -4500 and does not sound happy. I usually shift back into fifth. Any advice??
Thank you. This is a great explaination about this.
Mustangs' engine sound is really amazing...
This is pretty useful content. But to add note, u mentioned: “ Add more weight to the car when shifting down gears?
-Its’s just downshifting or otherwise known as engine brake. Your car’s weight remains thesame, unless ofcourse if u add or reduce items in your car.
This was a great video by the way, and manual is better to me because it’s fun and I have an automatic but I drive it in manual.
Dual? So no clutch? If so that sounds awful
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Just bought a manual car today. Practiced for 2 hours then hopped on the highway and safely made it home lol
Hey buddy. How's it going 5 months later?
I install a louder exhaust, if needed, and drive by sound. I only check my RPM or MPH at times, if need be. Also, most MT car manuals have a graph in it showing the rec. shift points, etc. But, any aftermarket stuff in drive train, clutch, etc. requires an adjustment to drive habits.
Thanks for the video,I just bought a 2020 Honda Civic SI Manuel,I love it and our Costco gas in Nebraska is $1.95 premium,damn you must be in Cali
This was a very helpful vid, I just got me a Mustang GT manual I’ve drove manual but not as a daily lol
Thank you for this video man. I just started getting into shifting and this really helped.
Hey 👋
I have a question ?
Which car should I buy ?
1.Mustang Shelby Gt350r
2.Mustang Pp2
3.chevy Camaro zl1
4.chevy Camaro 2ss
Which one is much better to have fun with...
Gt350
Dino Buddy that car price is high asf
Then why’s it an option lol
Gregorio Loredo 😂
I learned on a 1972 VW Beetle. 4 speed. That thing was very loud and had no tach, so you had to go off sound. I wanted to get a newer manual but couldn't drive it at all. 2011 Hyundai Sonata with a 5 speed. Stalled it out so many times I decided to get an automatic.
Thank you man, I was looking to learn to drive manual on my 350z (Its automatic but has a shifttronic in it) and this video really helped
When your stopping. You put it in neutral. I get that but do you press on the breaks or the clutch or both?
Workout Beast when your stopping in neutral you can just brake, but when your stopping in gear it’s both
@@grvyrdgang5672 I take my car out of gear, but keep my foot on the clutch so I can quickly move back into gear if there's a truck that's about to run into me or something.
Would you recommend owning a manual in a crowded Midwest City? Heard manuals are a pain in high traffic areas.
1st mt 2019 wrx here and boy is it a pain in a crowded area makes me wish I had an automatic at times but when that road opens up shit you never want to touch an automatic ever again.
2015 WRX here and my left leg is so buff now :)
Hey, you end et skip leg day
I’d rather drive in my city than the suburb because the city green lights are synchronized. I constantly have to stop in the suburb. Also, driving in the city means you’re likely to hit a major highway soon. Watch the green lights for a while and you’ll see.
Thinking of getting a Z31 in a couple months, but don't know how to drive manual. The only person I know that drives a manual is my moms friend. So I'm thinking of asking her to go with me when I go see the car, so she can drive it.
This is exactly what I was looking for, great video
How do you come to a stop? Do you have to go from which ever gear you were in to first I then to neutral ? Or can you go from let’s say 4th gear to neutral ? Is that a dumb question ? I’m really wanting to learn
You can be on 5th gear going 60 and if you’re about to stop at a red light, just put on neutral and break. If you’re going about 20 mph and the light switched to green, just put it on 3rd gear and go from there
Using this to learn how to drive manual with my racing sim setup! 😂
$4 two years ago in California.. wow, the old days.
this guy explains it so fucking brilliantly I had a hard time understanding
dope video. doesnt engine braking cause more wear on the engine vs the brake pads which are cheap to replace?
Engine braking is actually better for the car than normal braking.
whenever you slowing down do you put it on neutral? i just got my 2021 gt a couple of days ago and yes kind of stupid to be my first manual, and im still learnng. lowkey scare bc i keep stalling when i full stop start
Hey man you really helped me thank you very much!!
this video really helped me man thanks:)
I like the amount of control a manual gives...
The sad thing is that I am 17 years old and most adults don't know how to drive a stick shift...
Question rush. You see light is red about 3/4 of a block up. What do you do? I myself clutch in- shift to N- clutch out and glide in.
I had a Muncie rock crusher on my 71 z28 and that was a completely different ball game with the weight of that car and it was a 4 spd.
I do the same thing but they recommend we stay in gear incase shit hits the fan. What I started doing is just cruising in gear while braking until I'm closing in real close then shift to neutral but I'd definitely would like to hear his answer.
I think it’s personal choice Ivan but thanks for your opinion also. This is the 1st modern day manual I’ve had so I’d like to get a few others opinion
Good question let’s say before you even make a full stop , the light turns green. What do you do ? Which gear do you go to ?
So when racing you wanna shift a lot later in every gear right?
I have a 2015 5.0 also. I can confirm he definitely had to stop for gas!
I learned a lot from this
That much for gas in Texas where I live we pay about 2 26 for each gallon
Cool, J Cole (middle child) so dope
I love driving manual but I do it on an automatic mini cooper. Do I use the same principles?
I can’t wait to get my first manual. It’s gonna be a GT mustang too !
is there a time when id NEED to shift. Like when will i know to shift from 2nd to 3rd, or from 3rd to 2nd ETC...
pray this video gets to the people that think you wait until it red lines before you shift
U drive a manual to shift whenever you want lol as long as your not banging the limiter
Have you ever heard of engine damage? You can damage your engine and NEVER hit the rev limiter....
Also fuel economy lmao
I found it very fascinating that I’ve never drove a manual, and I’ve been looking up videos on it. Not a single video has shown gear shifting at a red light. I’ve always thought before red, you shift to 1 then N. But you go from 3 to N. Is that how you come to a completely stop at a red or is downshifting the way to go (3,2,1,N).
i go from any gear to N, i just hold clutch w brake and when it goes down to like 30 mph i go to N
many people say downshifting is better for the car but that’s just me
@@juniorok7760 when your car is in neutral, you dont have to keep your foot on the clutch. Thatll damage your clutch
Old thread but since I wound up seeing it I'll post something for other people who see it... downshifting is fine but you don't need to downshift 5-4-3-2-1-N. If you're doing 60 in 5th gear you might downshift to 4th then 3rd then brake to 15-20mph and then clutch in and stop. Downshifting itself is some small amount of strain on your car it's not really worth it to go all the way down at least in a Mustang that has long gears and can be in 3rd without stalling at 15mph.
You can also stay in neutral from 5th all the way to stop which is what I'd do if I didn't have a lot of warning that I needed to come to a total stop.
In short, downshifting is fine, but you don't have to hit every gear on the way down, and you probably shouldn't be shifting as many times as possible and only doing it when it's high value.
I = 0 -10mph ; II = 5 until 25 mph ; III = 15 until 45 mph ; IV 25 until 70 mph and last one V gear 35 until 98 mph ( My car max speed is 99 mph /159 km/h ) . R = 0 - 20 mph.
With sport mode on a cvt I can’t put it in neutral for braking at lights. So I just downshift through all the gears?
Cool man. So, for when you are slowing down to turn, you downshift to 2nd or 3rd?
Drake giving out driving lessons out now? Nice….
Drive Right And Key Everything
What do I do when I need to slow down at high speeds? I’m in my first week with manual and I’m having issues slowing down on the highway
Great Video. You said something in the other one that surprised me. Can you really let the clutch out from a stop without giving any gas? I would think it would stall for sure. I feel like I start pushing on the gas when I start letting up the clutch.., so that when the clutch is engaged, you have enough gas to start moving...
When you did this video. Did you already had the corsa installed. I’ve been between the borla atak and the Corsa extreme. I want something quiet as a daily but when at the track or want to go full throttle i want the beast to wake up
I always assumed that higher gears burned more fuel. Is that not the case?
Hey Rush what about when your doing a drag? Are you quickly just in and out on clutch? I feel like im riding clutch or something
You should use your turn indicator when changing lanes dude
So when u down shift from let’s say 4 to 3 to take a turn do u have to slow down a whole lot before u down shift ? Because when I don’t break enough my whole car rocks forwards is that bad?
Yea when you down shift you should be rev matching not just throwing it in gear and letting the clutch pedal go