Got my T/A today
02-27-2007, 07:45 PM
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Got my T/A today WS6 
. I'll post up pics when I get them. Me and my dad picked it up at about 11 and he drove it home cause I can't drive stick. He isn't going to teach me till thursday so I don't get to drive it until then 
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. I'll post up pics when I get them. Me and my dad picked it up at about 11 and he drove it home cause I can't drive stick. He isn't going to teach me till thursday so I don't get to drive it until then . 
02-27-2007, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by GusZ28
WS6 . I'll post up pics when I get them. Me and my dad picked it up at about 11 and he drove it home cause I can't drive stick. He isn't going to teach me till thursday so I don't get to drive it until then .
. I'll post up pics when I get them. Me and my dad picked it up at about 11 and he drove it home cause I can't drive stick. He isn't going to teach me till thursday so I don't get to drive it until then .
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congrats buddy! remember, easy, when you let go of the clutch keep the same constant gas acceleration and slowing back your foot of the clutch. just ease of the clutch and you'll be fine.
CONGRATS!!! 
02-28-2007, 02:29 AM
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Easy is the name of the game with the clutch. Even after the car starts moving, KEEP easing it out. The #1 mistake people make is taking their foot the rest of the way off once the car starts to creep forward.
Be glad you're learning on stock stuff, my GF had to learn on a rather sticky Spec 3 and a 230+ cam.
I actually learned to drive one in a '77 CJ-5 Jeep. I put it in 4wd, low-range. You could start in 3rd (3 speed) with no gas applied and it would just take off.
Be glad you're learning on stock stuff, my GF had to learn on a rather sticky Spec 3 and a 230+ cam.
I actually learned to drive one in a '77 CJ-5 Jeep. I put it in 4wd, low-range. You could start in 3rd (3 speed) with no gas applied and it would just take off.
