If so, how was it?

 

I learned and from experience I would say that I wouldn't do it again. It was my first time driving stick and I burnt the clutch out in less than 5,000 miles. The repair bill was almost $1400.

 

The EVO would be a terrible car to learn on. Typically when learning a clutch for the first time many drivers will slip/grind the clutch/gears and the EVO simply can't handle the abuse. I would not at all recommend it.

 

lol i learned how to drive a stick in the evo. not mine though and it was a good thing.

 

I did.

 

I learned on mine and stock clutch is still going strong all while making additional power over stock (300whp/310wtq), but I wouldn't do it again if I had a choice.

 

Note that he does not have the stock clutch!

 

I learned to drive on a 1980 Subaru DL sedan. But I learned to DRIVE in my Evo.



--Dan
Mach V

 

very well put

 

sounds like a REALLY bad idea... cuz every kid gets into a dinger at some point... not really much of achance of a dinger when you have 270 plus horses under you... and nothing is sadder than a wrecked EVO... like seeing a stallion with a broken leg...