Help my wife get up the driveway(without ruining her clutch)
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Tell her not to be discourage if she stalls. I'd rather stall going slowly, then over revving and burning the clutch. It always takes practice. Like someone else on here said, she has to start somewhere. Soon enough, she won't even have to think or worry about the incline, or any incline. You wife has awesome taste in cars as well as having the courage to get a manual gearbox! She's gonna have a lot of fun with that! I think you should learn too! Trust me... you're missing out!
Good luck!
Note: I probably repeated myself a few times with my explanations above, but I wasn't sure how to explain it, so... hopefully you understand it. Oh, and I forgot to mention, always be in FIRST gear when you do this. Not second, not third... FIRST!
Good luck!
Note: I probably repeated myself a few times with my explanations above, but I wasn't sure how to explain it, so... hopefully you understand it. Oh, and I forgot to mention, always be in FIRST gear when you do this. Not second, not third... FIRST!
I wish my wife would have learned how to drive a stick and got the appropriate transmission for her G. I totally blame my father-in-law for not having taught any of his three kids how to drive a stick even though he knew how. He's a retard who thinks that manuals are for poor people or something.
To the haters, geez...stop being such damn elitists. It's not like she's burning up the clutch on a Ferrari.
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