[Poll] Preferred method to start stop on hills

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Koa

I love (hate) you sometimes @Tcoat

Got to keep everybody on their toes you know!
Besides I have a sad boring life and this brightens my day a little.

[FR-STY 86]

Originally Posted by MidnightRunner

I'd get the clutch to the sweet spot with my right foot still on the brake, and slide over to get some accelerator pedal.

Though I was anxious that I would let off the clutch too much and stall I found this surprisingly simple (I would over complicate things previously wanting to add unnecessary RPMs before releasing the clutch pedal). Finding the biting point made since as I commonly start rolling in slow heavy traffic with clutch only.

I love the hand brake technique for its smooth worry free transition, I feel no slip in the clutch this way, and the placement of hand break within the cabin is impeccable. But arriving at the biting point with a foot on the break was not as frightening as I imagined and I found the bite point technique smooth and an intuitive motion.

[Koa]

Originally Posted by EthsTornadoGTS

If you have to ask
You need to go back to driving a prius

Seriously there's no science
Quick transition
Or use the ebrake

Or
Rev to 25000 dump clutch
Rinse and repeat

I don't know what you're trying to prove here. That's not the question..

The question is what are members' preferred method to start-stop on hills?

Not "Whats the best way to start stop on hills"

It's subtle, but very significant that renders your dig useless. Try again, thanks for playing

[Priapus]

Left foot on clutch, right foot on gas, middle foot on brakes

[adamg]

For the 20 or so people with automatic 86's

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by Koa

I love (hate) you sometimes @Tcoat

Ahhhhh It's Koas's first comment to me!
How nostalgic!!!

[Koa]

Originally Posted by Tcoat

Ahhhhh It's Koas's first comment to me!
How nostalgic!!!

:'D