Driving on a hill
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From: Clifton New Jersey Lived: Daytona Beach, Florida Lived: Port Orange, Florida
i think the best is to go on a hill with no one around and practice holding ur car in position with just using the clutch from that point u can give it a pinch of gas and start coming off the clutch
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Will this hurt my clutch? I know you evo guys and your stock clutch's don't last very long (from what I've read on here) but I'm at 61k on my stock clutch
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my usual method for steep hills is to...
1. pull the hand brake holding the button
2. release the clutch and apply the gas in the same fashion as starting on a flat surface
3. slowly lower the hand brake once you feel the car want to pull
1. pull the hand brake holding the button
2. release the clutch and apply the gas in the same fashion as starting on a flat surface
3. slowly lower the hand brake once you feel the car want to pull
You can use a heel/toe type technique when starting on a hill. Just have your right foot toe on the brake, and heel on the throttle. Hold the brake as you start to apply gas. Then take your foot off the brake. This is the cleanest way to do it IMO.
i do the same. easiest way without having to worry about rolling backwards
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I wouldnt recommend pinching it with the cutch by slipping. What I do is pull the Ebrake with my right hand, then as im driving i slowly drop the ebrake to drive away. It works fairly well and keeps the clutch from glazing.
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