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    Default The Perfect Shift (Clutchless Shifting)

    So whats the deal with people doing this. I just saw this video and I'm really interested about it. I don't plan on doing this ever to any car I have I'm just curious about it. Does it benefit you in any way or is it just something different. I don't really understand why anyone would do this when you have a perfectly operational clutch. Does anyone on here do this or able to do it. Someone take me to school.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AJXs...ture=rec-HM-r2

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    LOL, it's easy, I do it around town because I get lazy using my left foot haha. Not sure if there are benefits or damages from it.

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    Truck drivers do it all the time. I use to do this in my 11 second Z28...
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    i also use to do this in my miata that i had

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    There was already a thread about this a few months ago...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oz10
    There was already a thread about this a few months ago...
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    x2 search noob!
    hehe

    but really i do it for the fun of it, i went like 3 weeks of no clutch shifting then got bored with it lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tdurr
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    x2 search noob!
    hehe

    but really i do it for the fun of it, i went like 3 weeks of no clutch shifting then got bored with it lol.
    I'm hardly a noob lol and I usually do search I was just to lazy this time.

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    ok i understand the "perfect shift"......what I dont understand is the white shit on the dudes face?? is he trying to hide his indentity or something?

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    Its mostly a thing where you show off to your friend.
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    Its called floating gears. Youd understand why trukers do it if youve ever pressed the clutch in on a big truck over 300 times a day.

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    now...

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    Quote Originally Posted by LS2ner
    Its called floating gears. Youd understand why trukers do it if youve ever pressed the clutch in on a big truck over 300 times a day.
    Hell yeah lol

    I do it all the time, in my honda, and my daily.

    Basically all your really doing is matching RPM's for the next gear your shifting too.

    Its easy up shifting, try it going down lol.

    If your trying it, NEVER force the shifter. Just give a little pressure, if you don't get it before it hits idle or over rev's (for down shifting) then just hit the clutch.

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    ya just put your finger strength into it... dont pull your wrist and arm into it. youll break shit

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    lol i do all the time. shits easy, down and up shifting.


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    Yeah, that's something i'm most likely NEVER gonna do!

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    ^Why it won't hurt anything.

    Yeah it's easy for up and downshifts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by simontibbett
    ^Why it won't hurt anything.
    i'm actually OK with using my left foot nah mean?

    i can soo see it damaging the synchronizers i keep seeing that it won't but i don't understand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevykev
    i'm actually OK with using my left foot nah mean?

    i can soo see it damaging the synchronizers i keep seeing that it won't but i don't understand.
    True but around town with a heavy clutch sucks. Especially when all you do is pull and it shits into gears like butter lol. You aren't grinding, or pulling hard or anything, it goes right in.

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    Its really easy to do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jecht
    Its really easy to do.
    indeed it is

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    stop the peer pressure dammit

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevykev
    stop the peer pressure dammit

    LOL well i recommend doing dat if ur lazy to step on da clutch

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    My friend can do this ive known it was possible for a long time old news!!

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    It is quite a convenient thing to use when driving a car with a really stiff clutch


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    Quote Originally Posted by STRteg
    My friend can do this ive known it was possible for a long time old news!!
    Who can't do this? No shit it's old news, it came out when cars came out.

    Hell I can even do it on a bike.

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    If you can drive worth a damn, you wont wear out your syncros for a good 300k miles.

    If you shift at the speed/engine RPM point - the gears are moving at the same speed and obviously you dont need the clutch. Its not rocket science! Its just a lot easier to do with a diesel truck since the rpm band is much smaller.

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    Has anyone one here have a clue what a crashbox is?

    Go back to a world without synchros and you'll see.

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    Yeah, not hard to do once you get use to the car.
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    but ive heard this shifting will fuck with your slave cylinder!!!! ....1

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackboi50
    but ive heard this shifting will fuck with your slave cylinder!!!! ....1
    .....how?

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