by matching the rpm(engine speed)
lower gear runs at higher rpm at the same travelling speed,
one can downshift without using the clutch by stepping on the gas to
increase the engine speed and when the engine reach the right rpm
....just shift with the clutch.
it is a matter of timing, and listening to the engine
ed.cheung
On Tuesday, April 23, 2002, at 11:02 PM, Eric L. Strobel wrote:
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> on 4/23/02 10:53 AM, Adam Coleman at adamc_at_alphabetas.net wrote:
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>>
>> I always brake with my left foot just before I downshift...
>>
>
> ??? Am I just dense? How can you downshift if your left foot is on the
> brake? Or, for that matter, if your right foot is still on the gas?
>
> - Eric.
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