...(push clutch, put in neutral, release clutch, accellerate, push again the clutch and insert next gear).
So you don't have to type as much in the future, it's called "double clutch" I believe 👍
Maybe English natives can confirm that?
No news from Toronto?
Or any new video's?
So you don't have to type as much in the future, it's called "double clutch" I believe 👍
Maybe English natives can confirm that?
Someone a few pages back said it was one of the old builds. Supposedly nothing new.
Which didn't make sense that the New York demo would be totally different than the Toronto demo.![]()
Yes, although I think it's more accurate to say double de-clutching, given that the emphasis is on disconnecting the engine speed from the road / drivetrain speed. I could be wrong there, but most people understand "double-clutching" 👍
EDIT: always, always too slow![]()
Not an English native, but I believe the process is called "double declutching".
Yes, although I think it's more accurate to say double de-clutching, given that the emphasis is on disconnecting the engine speed from the road / drivetrain speed. I could be wrong there, but most people understand "double-clutching"
EDIT: always, always too slow
No news from Toronto?
Or any new video's?
I say Double-Clutching, But I'm just English
Someone a few pages back said it was one of the old builds. Supposedly nothing new.
Which didn't make sense that the New York demo would be totally different than the Toronto demo.![]()
Yeah that pretty much confirms the F430 Scuderia to methanks buddy
I say Double-Clutching, But I'm just English
I say double de-clutching, but I'm just English.
And, from time to time, drive a Bimmer [/Thread controversy gravedig].
So you don't have to type as much in the future, it's called "double clutch" I believe 👍
Maybe English natives can confirm that?
You are dragging way behind sir.
The beemer/bimmer talk is old news, we're onto the mini/maxi debate now.
Am I missing something? I don't see a Scud in that pic anywhere..???
I was beginning to wonder if it was just me.
I assume it's supposed to be the white car on the second row, next to the one incorrectly labelled as an Alfa 147. I'd also have to say that the "Peugeot 207" on the front row looks a lot more like a Mazda 3 to me. Were these identified by Traviizter, I wonder?
With you on that one max![]()
I could be wrong there, but most people understand "double-clutching" 👍![]()
I apologize to all for my part in starting both these mini debates, I will try to refrain from further trivial or pointless questions and suggestions not having anything to do with GT5.![]()
For those that don't, I'll explain,
Clutch in
Shift to neutral
Clutch out
Rev engine to match engine speed to road speed for selected gear
Clutch in
Choose gear when revs are matched to road speed
Clutch out
This concludes today's pointless lesson.
it is not an Abarth (the original 595 Abarth cost more than 30k €, but is funny enough, had a great "power" oversteering (with 20-25 HP, mine is tuned!!), but it is not so easy to drive the pedals are small and too near each other, to change gear you have to do it in two time (push clutch, put in neutral, release clutch, accellerate, push again the clutch and insert next gear, if you can...the same to shift down).
And if he is required to do so in order to change a gear, the car has an unsynchronized manual transmission.
Actually... what if we could have it so real that in a G25/27 which have a clutch pedal, you had to double-clutch older non-syncro geared cars?
Hum... GT6 maybe![]()
double/cut