Fobulous
Well-known member
Hi all,
I just had a discussion with couple of my buddies about driving in low speed with stick shift. Both of them expressed annoyance as they need to constantly engaging and disengage the clutch. I told them that i just let the clutch AND acceslerator go at low speed and my vehicle will automatically maintain an idle speed of 900-1000 rpm. He said he can't do it with his Mustang.. i am not sure why.
So my question is how do you drive during slow speed e.g. in parking lots and in traffic jams.. is letting EVERYTHING GO (both the clutch and accelerator) the proper way?
Thanks all!
Still loving my '10 TDI
I just had a discussion with couple of my buddies about driving in low speed with stick shift. Both of them expressed annoyance as they need to constantly engaging and disengage the clutch. I told them that i just let the clutch AND acceslerator go at low speed and my vehicle will automatically maintain an idle speed of 900-1000 rpm. He said he can't do it with his Mustang.. i am not sure why.
So my question is how do you drive during slow speed e.g. in parking lots and in traffic jams.. is letting EVERYTHING GO (both the clutch and accelerator) the proper way?
Thanks all!
Still loving my '10 TDI
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