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you have to really learn the z's clutch, first and second are really sensitive, so be really smooth with it so you don't get that "klunk" you're talking about.

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Old 02-08-2010, 03:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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you have to really learn the z's clutch, first and second are really sensitive, so be really smooth with it so you don't get that "klunk" you're talking about.
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1st and 2nd are hard when it's cold. pump the clutch 2 or 3 times and it's much easier.
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^ I don't look at that stuff lol.

"Klunk" also tells us nothing. Maybe "Hard 'Klunk' when shifting into 1st and 2nd" or something for the thread title.
So you are telling me that this is something that I will have to look forward to with the NISMO when I pick it up, huh?

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you have to really learn the z's clutch, first and second are really sensitive, so be really smooth with it so you don't get that "klunk" you're talking about.
What is the learning curve like? I mean, is it something that comes with time or just a quick adjustment?
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