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such an american thing, needing a tutorial for downshifting

None of those advices are really needed in real world driving :)

That was cool

bruh im just getting a automatic tf is this shit im trying to drive and relax

bruh just drive

so does that mean if i learn heel toe double clutching wont be needed?

Next time put the cameras pointing the cluster not you

I started driving stick when I was 17. There was a serious learning curve to downshifting, but once you get it down it is a game changer. It also helps a lot with your awareness.

I tried doing heel toe with my work boots on and it didn’t go very well 😂

That trick at 4:27 we use it here in Greece in motorcycles mainly, it'a an old trick from the 80's era, here we call it as ''dry rev-up''.

Why is an Asian man teaching me to drive

3:55

So that’s what that’s called. I double clutch pretty efficiently for someone who’s been driving manual for a week and a half now

I can’t heel toe my car, I don’t know why but the brake pedal is higher than the acelarator

Is there any point in doing heel-toe in a non racing context? As opposed to holding the clutch at the biting point? I'll probably learn it just for fun but I can't really imagine any real benefit from doing it

Me floating my downshifts: 👁👄👁

why did you press the clutch pedal when starting? thank for lesson btw👍🏼

thanks for the video! one thing is wish you can have a camera to show the shift knob.

So why do you double clutch? Why cant you just rev match going from 5th to 3rd or whatever?

My feet don't have that kind of movement in them, flexy boi.

I was practicing heel toe and my feet automatically blip the brake instead of gas 😂

The "double clutch" technique @ 3:50 🍻 However @ 5:50 my mind was like 🤯 and I had to watch it like 20 times! Can't wait to try this technique in my GT500 🤞🤞 Thanks W.M.

I rev match in my automatic. Hear me out. It's a dodge and I cant afford to put it through unnecessary transmission stress, but I also cant afford brake pads, so I'll stick it in 2 or 1 and rev to the corresponding speeds before the clutch packs engage to save them from wear and tear.

When Im driving in traffic in 4th gear doing 35 when distance from a traffic light but approaching a red I would let my car slow to at least 25 to 30 then downshift smoothly into 3rd then let it slow to at least 20 then smoothly downshift into 2nd

When you're instructing in a car that has synchronized gears is not real and not helpful.

Double clutching is so useless

Thanks for the content very helpful

What happens when u heel toe? Engine breaks 😂

I thought that was amazing driving can I learn too!?

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I am lost, wouldn't double clutch be the same as just leave the clutch pressed so the car stays neutral the whole time?

If you teaching - teach it right.

The heel toe part was easy for me as a beginner. Although my dad was not impressed on what i did lmao

He keeps saying heel toe does too fast DOESN’t explain it😂

I remember watching this 3 years ago when i was learning now im 17 and i have mastered these techniques but i just came across this video and i came to write this comment. Thanks for the tutorial!!

I feel like my feet are too big to do any of this since I'm a size 15 , but I did do a nice rev match downshift earlier today.. too bad is not as easy as it is on a bike.

I watched this video about a year ago, was new to manual, my dad taught me how to move the car and such but he never taught me about downshifts he said just put it in N. For me i didnt think it was right and seems the car didnt like it so I stumbled upon this video, I had to be self taught (in a way) it was about my fifth day driving manual and I was doing heel-toes from 5>4>3>2 I remember doing it for the first time and how my car just felt alive, that is when I knew that I was connected with my car. Ever since then I would say that I am pretty much a master in driving manual, I always drive in mixture of all styles, my favourite being double clutching, it was the first technique i learned, i also double clutch heel toes and rev match, I know it isnt a thing anymore but it feels good and i can do as fast doing it normally without double clutching, mind you i still do normal granny shift/heel toes, i just incorporated double clutch in those techniques sometimes i dont. It was also funny explaining to my dad about rev matching his mind was blown at the same impress at me that i could do all of these techniques in a short period of time. Anyways I came back a year later or so, thanks for the video man! if your curious i drive a toyota celica 2003 trd edition, sucks it is fwd but its fun car, looking to get a rwd to properly do drifting.

watched this when i was a kid, now i've already become a pro 2 drift driver🥹

My gas pedal is to far down 😢

I never use heal toe 🙄😂 I just downshift quickly haha

It's technically toe -heel not heel-toe.😂

The big problem with this is it depends entirely on how your car is laid out. 7th gen VWs are notoriously bad with this. The gas is too low to allow me to do this. The only way double clutching works for me is to VERY quickly jump from say 5th down to 2nd because I have to brake hard for a right turn. That's the only benefit I get out of double clutching. The problem is that I have to ride the brake with the toes and blip the gas with the heel. This is impossible with my VW because the idiots decided to set the gas two inches deeper into the foot well than the brake! Makes no sense at all. I could do this with my previous car because all the pedals were perfectly lined up. I've tried over and over with my VW but it's impossible. You'd need size 10 feet to be able to do it. The gas is simply too deeply recessed into the footwell to reach. This is what I could do with the MINI: the speed limit is about 50 but my turn is coming up in less than 800 feet and I'm already in 6th gear. I hold the brake with my toes and clutch in. Go to neutral. With the brake still slowing the car down, I reach with my heel and blip the gas to about 3-3500 rpm then drop to 2nd and let the clutch out. I can't do it with my current car simply because the pedals are so misaligned. It makes no sense that most car brands do not allow you to manually adjust the pedals. Not all of us have size 10 feet or legs longer than Linda Evangelista!

i have watched so many heel toe and this is the only video that explained it bet for me

why is it necessary to uprev when downshifting? if when you go to a negative shift the rev will shoot up

this video gives me anxiety this guy doesn't know how to drive manual

are you the same guy who wear sunglass?

What is the wheels specs?

Are you the same one who did the how to drive manual video?

i find this to be completly useless tho

after driving for a while i can safely say this techniche changes DRASTICALLY from car to car. in my car i cannot do this with the heel, i have to do it with the upper part of the foot, and its so much easier to do it that way since i dont have to curve my foot at all