Double Clutch vs Synchro wear

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by KR-S 86

Well, at least this hasn't dissolved into another pointless auto vs manual thread.

...At least, not yet.

What do you mean by "pointless?" Look, the sad truth is automatics are dumbing down the population. They are the gateway to driverless cars. I feel pity for people that drive automatics. They will never really appreciate that pure, connected feeling of actually driving a car.

[stugray]

Originally Posted by xFury

So for someone that's new to Manual, just drive normal and shift normal correct? Because the car is not made in the 80's?

You mean more like "Because the car is not made in the 1930's?".

I bet you think I had to hand crank my 83 Supra dont you?

[FRS Justin]

Back to the original question the answer is no.... look on youtube how manuals work and you will understand why.. There is no stopping the wear between the parts