Drivetrain Encompasses driveline components such as the torque converter, clutch, transmission, shifter, front and center differentials, driveshaft, rear differential, and axles.

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Old Dec 4, 2004 | 01:47 PM
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Yea I usually find myself pressing down on the throttle a little bit while releasing the clutch on an upshift. I probably do it least for shifting into 5th though.
Old Dec 4, 2004 | 03:30 PM
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Generally, you should to make things smoother. I find myself doing it in all gears instead of just depressing the clutch, shifting, letting it out and then gassing. You want to match those rpms

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Old Dec 4, 2004 | 04:14 PM
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i had no idea how to drive a standard when i got my car, after a while i found myself doing that to make things a bit smoother, but once you get used to the car you can let the clutch out quick at just the right revs and hit the gas and it will go very smoothly, almost like an automatic, but with a shift delay...i cant wait till i get my lighter flywheel and short shifter for X-mas WOOo!
Old Dec 4, 2004 | 07:46 PM
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I usually give it a little gas, just because it makes things bit smoother, but occasionally I'll have an agressive brain lapse and sort of randomly let the clutch up after shifting, and it does seem a little less smooth, but I don't think it is detrimental to tranny life.
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