Paddle clutch
i have a paddle clutch on my sti type r but when i change gear the car seems to jolt, there there a technique to changing gear or will it just come when im used to it?
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Pulling away with my old AP paddle was a nightmare! When driving,as you said it would engage with a jolt.Mine had no drive springs,and was a bit harsh for road use.When giving it the beans mind it was awsome!
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Feed the clutch in, rather than just letting go. The smoother you are, the smoother the engagement will be.
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im fine in first and pulling away its just when giving it some and changing gear it jolts. when u say feed it in you mean bring it up slowly??
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A paddle clutch just needs getting used to. Presumably you didn't know it would be that different. If you treat it as what it is - a clutch that doesn't like being slipped - you'll soon get the hang of it. Paddle clutches will never be fun in heavy traffic though, although in normal driving you can get quite smooth with practice.
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well i knoew it would be, ive had an rx7 and 2 skylines with different clutches but i got used to them pretty quick, this one just seems a bit harsher than any of the others, i guess i just need practise only had it a few days! lol
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Different paddle clutches will have different driving characteristics.
There are so many variations available. |
I was finding my paddle a little difficult to get on with aswell, it was very harsh on the take up. I swapped out my engine mounts for the uprated ones going in the group buy at the moment and the drivability has been greatly improved.
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