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<blockquote data-quote="liftedcj7on44s" data-source="post: 4504463" data-attributes="member: 575614"><p>think of it this way intrepid your in 5th doing 50 mph turning 2500rpm. when you drop down to 4th you know your gonna be turning more rpm say 3500 for example. well before you release the clutch you rev to the 3500 and quickly repeat quickly release the clutch pedal. if it is done correctly the gear change will be seamless and smooth as butter. It takes a long time and practice to get to know your car well enough to do it!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="liftedcj7on44s, post: 4504463, member: 575614"] think of it this way intrepid your in 5th doing 50 mph turning 2500rpm. when you drop down to 4th you know your gonna be turning more rpm say 3500 for example. well before you release the clutch you rev to the 3500 and quickly repeat quickly release the clutch pedal. if it is done correctly the gear change will be seamless and smooth as butter. It takes a long time and practice to get to know your car well enough to do it! [/QUOTE]
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