Today I first learned how to drive a standard. Or stick some may be called it. It was rainy when I was practicing. Right now I have the problem how to start the car…
It stalled server times and one time there is a car behind me. I was nerves
What I need working on is to find the Engagement point on the
Clutch and when I watch YouTube I found a theory that is:
When the car is about to stall, push the clutch back in fast in order to avoid needing to returning the car on. Is that correct?
The practice is the best teacher, get off the clutch very gently and put little gas on. The car will start faster,
Correct me if I’m wrong. Or if you have any tips on how to driving standard.
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