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you need to give it throttle when you let the clutch up to give you a smooth engagement. if you notice, put the car in neutral and just free rev
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you need to give it throttle when you let the clutch up to give you a smooth engagement. if you notice, put the car in neutral and just free rev a small bit, try and notice the small dead spot at the very beginning of the gas pedal push. Use that dead spot to your advantage for smooth shifts. you can do this in any car.
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