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Apr 7, 2011 | 01:07 AM
#21
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You guys are giving me way too many opinions. I tried the downshifting method today and it drove me crazy, it was way too 'jerky' for me. I'm sure it would get better as I did it more often, but it still seems way rougher than just breaking with the clutch in/in neutral like Chris said. But, if it's safer and better for the car, I'm willing to put the effort in 
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Apr 7, 2011 | 01:50 AM
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Joined: Sep 2008
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From: Nashville, TN
You guys are giving me way too many opinions. I tried the downshifting method today and it drove me crazy, it was way too 'jerky' for me. I'm sure it would get better as I did it more often, but it still seems way rougher than just breaking with the clutch in/in neutral like Chris said. But, if it's safer and better for the car, I'm willing to put the effort in .
.- Learn to heel toe downshift
- Bonus points if you double clutch, sparing the synchros from wear.
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