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Asheth · 02-05-2009, 05:28 PM

I learned as someone already suggested by renting a vehicle and driving that. In Germany almost every car is manual and I didn't know how to drive one until I had to with my ex-girlfriends car.

I say rent a little golf and have at it. Practicing stopping and going I think is the best way set up cones or something to represent lights and cars. When you think you have it down and you get in traffic stop and go can have you uneasy again. But once you learn you will never forget seriously. Also one thing I would add is every car is different from where the clutch engages so that you feel the stutter to going in reverse.

02-05-2009, 05:28 PM	#24 (permalink)
Asheth Track Member Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Glen Burnie, Maryland Posts: 917 Drives: 09 Blk 6mt Rep Power: 18	I learned as someone already suggested by renting a vehicle and driving that. In Germany almost every car is manual and I didn't know how to drive one until I had to with my ex-girlfriends car. I say rent a little golf and have at it. Practicing stopping and going I think is the best way set up cones or something to represent lights and cars. When you think you have it down and you get in traffic stop and go can have you uneasy again. But once you learn you will never forget seriously. Also one thing I would add is every car is different from where the clutch engages so that you feel the stutter to going in reverse. __________________ 180 customs Headlights - Yantech Backup Camera - Projekt 1 - Stillen Gen 3- EVO-R V2 Foglight, EVO-R CF Diffuser, Carbon Fiber Element Steering wheel - Fast Intentions TDX/RHFC's - RJM A.F.P. - Z1 Oil Cooler - 2015 Nismo Conversion.