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Posted by Steven@nd on February 11, 2002 at 09:44:09 from (165.234.131.231):
In Reply to: Shifting gears... posted by Newbie... on February 10, 2002 at 18:19:23:
My F12 moves so slow that I can shift it without the clutch as long as there is no load behind it. Plus that tranny is so overbuilt that it will never die. Super MTA I usually can shift on the go with double clutching, not all that hard really. Say you start out in 3rd, rev the engine to full throttle, step in the clutch, drop throttle, let clutch out, step in clutch again, shift to 4th, let clutch out and go! Simple, right? I drive a 51 IH pickup that isn't synchro'ed so I know how to double clutch pretty good. Also, 18 wheelers gotta be doubled or else shift without the clutch. Steven
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