charleswrivers
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- Charles
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Naw... I gotcha. I did the same thing forever. I mostly do it for the fun of it. I have to assume it's better for the clutch but, as I've only ever replaced 1 clutch ever out of about 10 manual cars... and that was mostly out of convenient work since the engine was getting pulled at the time, God know what, if any, little difference it makes.I only blip the throttle if I am looking to accelerate, otherwise I simply slip the clutch and let the revs catch up. Been doing this for years and it seems the wear on the clutch, flywheel, etc is pretty minimal as I get very long clutch lifespans.
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