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 Member 488 Level 23.98 Mar 2006 
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Yeah, it's not that hard to do, and it's by far the best way to drive!
The easiest way I found to get a feel for the clutch is to get yourself started just by letting out the clutch, and applying no gas - release the clutch very very slowly, and eventually you'll feel (and see) the engine grab the gears, as the car slowly inches forward, keep on releasing the clutch (SLOWLY!) until you're going at a walking pace, and then smoothly release it completly and apply gas. To change gears (going up), push in the clutch, move the gearshift to the desired gear, release clutch. Easy peasy!  To go down, it's the same steps, although you should release the clutch alot slower then when you go up gears, to give the engine a chance to grab and rev rup smoothly (or you can rpm-match, but that's a tad more difficult).Oh - and whenever you're stopped and in gear (ie. not in neutral), always have the clutch in, otherwise you'll stall. Practice makes perfect, and then practice some more! Jam it back in, in the dark.
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