someone please explain the definition of each and the difference??
granny shifting and double clutching
- Thread starter 99cobrasvtstang
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granny shifting = shifting while lifting your foot off the gas
double clutching = used to be used in cars with non-synchronized transmissions (aka "crash" transmissions). If downshifting It involves putting in the clutch, moving the gearshift to neutral, releasing the clutch, blipping the throttle, putting the clutch back in, and then shifting to the next gear.
double clutching = used to be used in cars with non-synchronized transmissions (aka "crash" transmissions). If downshifting It involves putting in the clutch, moving the gearshift to neutral, releasing the clutch, blipping the throttle, putting the clutch back in, and then shifting to the next gear.
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that movie will decimate all, after you put about 15 grand in it, or more
...maybe we'll even overnight special effects from japan.
Difference, the difference is you were granny shifting, not double clutchin' like you should.
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i love seeing a ricer double clutching a synchronized transmission.
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