downshifting
#22
RE: downshifting
Sorry i'm a noob as well and always use the clutch to shift, but i don't seem to be understanding the "blip" technique? Do you depress the clutch all the way and then give it a little throttle then let go into gear or you would blip the throttle while pressing down on the shifter till it slips?
#25
RE: downshifting
if you're putting weight on the shifter for it to shift while reving on the throttle, will it effect the engine or the clutch in the long run since you're forcing it to do the work without using the clutch since the clutch was DESIGNED to be used for manual cars or bikes?
#26
RE: downshifting
If you are correctly clutchless shifting in cars or bikes it will not damage anything. It's harder to do it in cars but it can still be done. Wouldnt really recommend it unless you are stranded with a broken clutch. On bikes its much easier, almost fool proof for clutchless upshifting.
#27
#29
RE: downshifting
you can clutchless shift a car with out hurting anything, i clutchless upshhift in my mustang every time it gets driven i don't do it downshifting because it's a PITA, i agree that its easier on a bike how ever i use my clutch everytime for a down shift, and almost all the time for upshift
#30
RE: downshifting
ORIGINAL: 94gtcoupe
you can clutchless shift a car with out hurting anything, i clutchless upshhift in my mustang every time it gets driven i don't do it downshifting because it's a PITA, i agree that its easier on a bike how ever i use my clutch everytime for a down shift, and almost all the time for upshift
you can clutchless shift a car with out hurting anything, i clutchless upshhift in my mustang every time it gets driven i don't do it downshifting because it's a PITA, i agree that its easier on a bike how ever i use my clutch everytime for a down shift, and almost all the time for upshift