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 Post subject: Manual Driving Tips Threads of Interest
PostPosted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:41 pm 
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This thread is for links to threads in this section that have some good info on common questions, issues, and discussions. It's not intended to replace the FAQ 2.0, the first place everyone should look for their questions, but as a supplement to see discussions rather than just Q&A. If you come across a thread that you feel should be added, PM me or another moderator and we will take a look. So far I've only gone back a few pages. I'm sure I'll be adding more threads to this as I have time.


Should the car always be parked in gear?

Can someone explain the bump-start procedure?

I need help with my upshifts...jerky upshifts

Gear for driving Uphill/Downhill

Shifting without clutch

Rush Hour

Why is Lugging Engine Bad?

Winter driving tips/techniques

rev-match downshifting?

Starting downhill in 2nd

Question about stopping.

short throw shifter

driving positions

Resting your hand on the shifter

Cruise Control and Gas Mileage

full throttle and short shifting

What's a good driving practice to save gas?

Engine Braking in Emergency Situations



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