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Old 08-07-2008, 01:40 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I find the double-clutching method strange. I've EOC'd Fords and Metros both, and didn't need to double-clutch either. I just engage and disengage the clutch in the normal fashion. The whole operation is quite smooth. Is it just me???
I just tried this in 5th gear at 30 MPH and I only felt a "bumplet". So, I would be comfortable at that speed.

I think that when you are "bitten" by the jerky engagement in the lower gears, you become adverse to doing it again. The logical thing would be to "make a map" of where the straight engagements are smooth at speed X + gear Y.

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