Lol, I think some people dont know what double clutchin is. I used to think it was something else because my mate would do it and i just didnt get it.
Double Clutching:
In a Nutshell, the result of double clutching is that you get higher boost much quicker when shifting gears, only purpose to double clutch is in a Turbo car.
The action:
Double Clutchin is when you change into the next gear you release your clutch to start getting the wheels accelerating again but you push the clutch in quickly for the 2nd time *double* and release it quickly in the gear you just changed into.
This small amount of time while your reving with the clutchin in your boost climbs quickly and once you release the clutch again, you have a higher boost level giving more power after just changing gears. Usually in lower gears like 2nd, Double clutching will get you will spin in the rear, but in gears like 3rd and above, it gives you that boost quicker giving you more power, and a quicker time to reach your next shift... Add it up over your shifts, you'll shave some time off your run.
If you do a Flat shift, your boost climbs up as you keep on accelerating. With double cluthing, more power is already there and gives you better acceleration.
I was taught this by a guy who has an EVO VII engine in this import Mitsubishi Fouby, and it is certainly faster when doublecluthing. I practiced it in my car and its certainly faster. I would only do it when racing, it is harsh on your clutch.
I suggest people to try it and see for themselves… I just hope you understand what it is exactly. Pretty much after you changed into your next gear release the clutch, then quickly push it back in again and straight back out whilst Still keeping your foot on the throttle.
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