GundamTypeR
Senior Member
- First Name
- Isaiah
- Joined
- Oct 21, 2020
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- Location
- Raleigh, NC
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Championship White Civic Type R
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- #16
Also, before I owned the type r I actually owned a civic hatch that was tuned via Ktuner. If I decide to use it on the Type R could this impact the bite point very much?The most important part of learning stick for a beginner is finding the bite point IMO. Just spend some time in an empty parking lot and build that muscle memory of finding where the clutch starts to engage. Don’t worry about using gas to take off. Being able to find the bite point consistently will help you shift smoothly.
I typically shift around 3k if I’m just putting around.
Always always always, move the shifter only when the clutch is fully depressed. Only start to apply throttle when the clutch is nearly fully engaged. You want to eliminate clutch slip as much as you can to prolong clutch life.
Any questions lmk. I’ve been driving manual cars for a decade and people who ride with me don’t even realize I’m driving a manual because I drive so smooth.
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