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i think there was too much limiter bashing, it was horrible, and is not cool at all.

i was only bashing my limiter off the line this time ! so don't look at me to much, i have to get some heat into my tyres :cool:

the first time i took my silvia out, i was quite enjoying bouncing it off the limiter around the track, i quite enjoyed it too, the only reason i don't do it now is cause iv'e spent too much on the engine :sweat:

My problem is I either leave it in first and smash the limiter, or I switch to second then try and ram it back into first when I reach the cone. I've already had one gearbox blow on me, and they're nearly as expensive to replace as the engine!

My problem is I either leave it in first and smash the limiter, or I switch to second then try and ram it back into first when I reach the cone. I've already had one gearbox blow on me, and they're nearly as expensive to replace as the engine!

Same problem in mine. It's frustrating being in 2nd and almost hitting the limiter but the next cone is not far enough to make it worthwhile changing up, so it's a constant pace to the next cone :cool:

haha, i was just messing around to see what comments i would get lol, limiter bashing is awesome :cheers:

lol

so who's hanging online waiting for results ? just me ? :cool:

i hit my limiter in my ute yesterday :sweat: then a damm big dog was confused as hell cause she thought my car growled lol

i think there was too much limiter bashing, it was horrible, and is not cool at all.

Why do I get the feeling that was a jest at me :banana:

Kez do u double / heel toe into 1st gear? Makes it a hell of alot easier on the gearbox and to get the thing into 1st :D

Why do I get the feeling that was a jest at me :banana:

Kez do u double / heel toe into 1st gear? Makes it a hell of alot easier on the gearbox and to get the thing into 1st :D

I don't even know what you're talking about so I'm guessing no, lol.

And Ryan, that's just cruel!

When you go down a gear, as you hit the brakes with your toe you use your heel to blip the throttle to match the revs so it goes in smoothly.

It's very easy and a reflex action when you get used to it

When you go down a gear, as you hit the brakes with your toe you use your heel to blip the throttle to match the revs so it goes in smoothly.

It's very easy and a reflex action when you get used to it

Agreed, practice makes perfect really... when I was learning I took the long way to/from work just so I could get some more mileage through corners.

Once accomplished Kez, aim to double clutch heel toe which will not only stop the jerky downshift, but will save your synchros a lot. This involves what Hamish described but you let the clutch out in neutral as you blip, then clutch back in before selecting the lower gear.

Good guide I learnt from:

http://www.drivingfast.net/car-control/rev-matching.htm

I learnt just doing it while I was driving around town.

I.e. RoundABout's etc

start by learning to blip the throttle without worrying about the brakes

you will quickly learn how much you need to press it to get the revs matched

then you can learn to do it with your heel (or you can also roll your foot like I do with my size 14's)

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