suhhh
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I've been trying to remember what my 2018 was like when I got it new but I can't.
Picked up my 2020 recently and the clutch feels a lot more stiff and "confident" compared to my 2018. The shifting also feels a bit heavier too and more confident as well.
I'm trying to figure out if maybe this is just the break in period and the clutch will lighten up a bit to how my 2018 was, or if there's a difference not mentioned between the years, or if my 2018 just had some issues with the clutch and transmission.
I'm not proud of it, but I money shifted twice in the 2018 and also beat on it like crazy, tons of WOT and ripping it through hills. When in comparison with the 2020 I noticed that the 2018 was a lot harder to get smoother shifts and also sometimes when I shifted I wouldn't get any notichiness or confidence between shifts.
Picked up my 2020 recently and the clutch feels a lot more stiff and "confident" compared to my 2018. The shifting also feels a bit heavier too and more confident as well.
I'm trying to figure out if maybe this is just the break in period and the clutch will lighten up a bit to how my 2018 was, or if there's a difference not mentioned between the years, or if my 2018 just had some issues with the clutch and transmission.
I'm not proud of it, but I money shifted twice in the 2018 and also beat on it like crazy, tons of WOT and ripping it through hills. When in comparison with the 2020 I noticed that the 2018 was a lot harder to get smoother shifts and also sometimes when I shifted I wouldn't get any notichiness or confidence between shifts.
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