find that friction point and u will be cooking with gas.

 

cheers

 

scott

Edited July 11, 200818 yr by xstatic

i was having trouble with the clutch control in my ke20 when i started cos the friction point was at an point where my big goofy feet would get caught under the heater box. so i adjusted the pedal down so that the friction point is about only 1cm off full depression. if you are having trouble with finding the friction point have it set to where you want it.

everyone bunny hops around when they start,

 

i learnt to drive in a manual column shift kingswood,

and when that thing bunny hoped its like the world was comeing to an end lol

 

after learning in that and getting my first car a ke30, it was soooo much easier to drive,

It helped me when I was learning to drive to do it without shoes. It was mainly cause my work shoes were bigger than my everyday shoes, so I couldn't press the clutch in properly.

I just taught my partner in crime to drive stick, she picked it up very quick.

 

No roo hopping, just stalled it a few times.

 

Trick is to not be affraid of riding the clutch a bit than normal while learning and most importantly, keep the revs UP.

Don't be shy to rev a little too high, you'll quickly get the revs right and all will be sweet.

 

:P