when he burps the throttle, it unloads the engine torque off the gears in the transmission for just a split second. If you don't unload it, you can't pull it out of gear. Thats when the shift occurs, just watch his accelerator and the shifter. :)
@Kathezemberg Lol there was times I wondered how the heck he was doing that but its the way the transmission was designed. Its like a SMG gearbox shifting up and you gotta use the clutch to shift down. Thats how I look at it but someone else can explain this in more detail alot better then me. Hope that kinda helps.
@Kathezemberg It is possible to shift without clutch with every gearbox. You need a good timing to find the right revs when you shift up. A dogbox is a special type of gearbox where you don't need the clutch. /watch?v=n_1jO64tuQA
@Kathezemberg You can do this by momentary cut off engine power by lift your foot from gas pedal. Stress on dog-clutch was reduced so you can move out selector fork from engagement and easily up-shift to higher gear because it's dogbox engagement. You can test it by yourself with your stock tranny synchromesh gearbox. You'll find that you can move gear lever from engagement to N by momentary lift your foot from gas. But I'm not recommend to move from N to new gear w/o clutch.
And Yes, you can use the clutch to shift gear down but not many people use it because it take more 'damage' to shift down because of the higher Nm and speed.
Not so funny to do a bad down shift and you gearbox for ~150 000Dollar .. and then it breakdown.
@madbob222222 No doubt. there's another video of a BMW 320i on youtube where the final drive isn't 1:1 so it just gets louder and louder... I love it personally but after 1-2 hours on the highway it would really suck.
@trailbandit. the reason for pumping the brake pedal before each corner is to get rid of pad knock back. if you hit a kerb it can slightly push the pads back into the calipers. so by pumping the pedal slightly it gets the pads sitting in the corect possision. notting worse than coming into a corner and having a long pedal!
Why do you hit the break with your left foot at the end of every straight before going of the throttle?.... I'm guessing to put heat into the break pads? Or am I completely wrong?
@JasonMann8 They where them cause there is almost nothing between the bottom of there foot and the ground. For some they say they can feel the car and engine. Also the the way the heel is. Its hard to explain lol.
Depends. Regular racers and shops will probably use this transmission, WRC uses sequential transmission (press forward, downshift, pull backward, upshift)
The last gear was not a Straight Cut gear but a Helical Cut gear. Helical Cut gears are angled to reduce noise (these are used in normal cars.) Straight Cut gears have full face contact, they are really strong and produce that beautiful whine.
Pretty smart move for someone that has a car with this type of gearset and it's a daily driver.
Finally somone who understands these beautifull machines. The last gear is a helical gear, the reason this gear doesnt create a whine is because its a "constant contact gear" wich means that when the gears mesh they do not loose contact with eachother and do not vary ratios or contact patches when they intersect. What happens with straight cut gears is multiple things, such as the air that is between the two gears gets forced out so fast that it creates a whine when the gears come together.
I have a GREX Trust Greddy dogbox in my Skyline GTR I have been driving it in the last couple of days as the sun was out. The shifting is very tricky and it needs getting used to. upshifting gears is easy to do just by bliping the throttle but downshifting is much harder to do as it requires rev adjustments. I have tried downshifts with no clutch and also downshifts diping the clutch. using the clutch on downshifts seems to be smoother than a clutchless downshift. u need to shift very fast.
i've been unable to find the answer to this question..
is a dogbox the basically the same as a conventional sequential manual box (i.e. ferrari's F1 transmission, SMG) but only the clutch is operated by the driver?
A dog box is a transmission with straight cut gear teeth. Instead of helical gear teeth in a standard street car transmission. The straight cut gears are much stronger than helical gears, and you can clutchless shift them because of that strength. They also engage much easier than helical gears. But most drive ability is lost because they're so rigid.
Actually, this is incorrect. A dogbox uses dogs to engage the gears instead of synchronizers (synchros). A trans with straight cut gears and synchros is not a dogbox.
Helical cut gears are in fact stronger than spur (straight cut), contrary to popular belief. Instead they put a lot of axial stress into the gear box casing and create more heat, requiring heavier casing and causing friction losses. Driveability issues stem from the fact there's no synchro mechanism to match rotational speeds prior engaging the gears, not because of rigidity. You can't shift a dog box gently like you would a synchro. Every shift needs to be hard and quick, not easy and smooth.
Indeed! I was thinking how awesome it would be to have in a street/track project car with straight cut gears, but that driving to events would be too awful. Good solution
you can also have dogbox with all helical cut gear but it would be weaker. 5th and/or 6th gear doesnt have to transmit so much torque so i think you can easily let them helical with dog engagement only.
He's single-clutching his downshifts. I thought with these types of gearboxes you'd have to double-clutch every downshift because there's no synchros and you can possibly smash the transmission. I noticed he double-clutched his 3-2 downshift, but he only did that once. Can somebody clear this one up for me as to why he single-clutches downshifts?
He is using 'heal and toe', while he brakes he uses the right side of his right foot on the throttle to match the engine speed to the speed the gearbox is doing.
This means you don't need synchros to engage it for you - but it's not the real reason for heal and toe.
hey, any 1 from australia know if the dogbox is street legal or know where i can go to find out about it more will help me alot thinking of getimg but not to sure if there street legal
First 3 gears got straight gear teeth, those type of teeth are more stronger, since that's where the car accelerate the most. They are also less expensive to produce and they tend to be noisy (like the reverse gear in almost cars). The high gears got helicoidal teeth, where there is continuous friction between gears, that's why there is no sound. Those gears are used when the speed they have to turn is very fast. Those can take a lot less torque.
I think it just makes it smoother on the dog gears in the trans although I have heard of clutch-less downshifting on dogbox transmissions. I'm assuming it's pretty difficult to do just right.
Frequently drivers will use the clutch on one of the 2 shift sequences (up or down) do be gentle... It doesn't matter which times you use the clutch though: it's mainly driver preference.
I've seen Australian V8 Supercar drivers do the heal-toe work like this, and I've also seen some of them do full-throttle clutch stabs on the upshifts (Mark Skaife I believe).
there is no synchro gear so the rpm need to be fitted to engage but its easier to fit on accel because he already pushing throttle and its shorter than pressing clutch
however to match the rpm in downshift you need to decrease because your small gear run faster at the same speed and wait to the rpm to decrease... this is shorter to pressing clutch in this case
there is no synchro gear so the rpm need to be fitted to engage but its easier to fit on accel because he already pushing throttle and its shorter than pressing clutch
however to match the rpm in downshift you need to decrease because your small gear run faster at the same speed and wait to the rpm to decrease... this is shorter to pressing clutch in this case
@S3LyM your're right. You could match rpms and float the gears either way. just use clutch to start out with....but downshifting with no clutch even matching rpms is very hard on the gears and shafts in the trans.
On big turbo cars the throttle response might be lacking, requiring a long throttle push to unload the gears (long in race time that is)
The other issue is if the engine carries its up throttle too far when you downshift the car could buck the other direction, meaning you transfer weight the wrong way. Without the clutch to temper that action (like in heel and toe down shifting) you can upset the balance of the car worse then just using the clutch.
Rev-matching. Notice he lifts off on upshifts to let the rpms drop some, while it's smoother to clutch down and not upset the car before turning in for a corner.
You nailed it! Slapping it down a gear while in a turn without some type of transition can upset the car a bit...not exactly what you want to do in a race.
@nmrmak the double clutch is jus to save the clutch and keep revs up but when shifting up hes around red line which is starting to force the gears apart making it easy for it to slip into gear and keep the revs high making for a faster shift and drive
so you dont have to come fully off the throttle to shift with a dog box then
rs200000000000 4 months ago
Thats like shifting on a motorcycle. Awesome sound and "feeling" with straight cut transmission.
makexxx 5 months ago
Just like ballet for motor head mmmmm.
Yasek 5 months ago
when he burps the throttle, it unloads the engine torque off the gears in the transmission for just a split second. If you don't unload it, you can't pull it out of gear. Thats when the shift occurs, just watch his accelerator and the shifter. :)
Adlige0001 5 months ago
im sorry, i may sound retarded but how are you able to shift up without the use of the clutch?
Kathezemberg 8 months ago
@Kathezemberg Lol there was times I wondered how the heck he was doing that but its the way the transmission was designed. Its like a SMG gearbox shifting up and you gotta use the clutch to shift down. Thats how I look at it but someone else can explain this in more detail alot better then me. Hope that kinda helps.
jtq007 7 months ago
@jtq007 that made perfect sense, thanks lol
Kathezemberg 7 months ago
@Kathezemberg in my head i understand how it works, just hard to put it into words haha
jtq007 7 months ago
@Kathezemberg It is possible to shift without clutch with every gearbox. You need a good timing to find the right revs when you shift up. A dogbox is a special type of gearbox where you don't need the clutch. /watch?v=n_1jO64tuQA
c4sh3w 7 months ago
@Kathezemberg You can do this by momentary cut off engine power by lift your foot from gas pedal. Stress on dog-clutch was reduced so you can move out selector fork from engagement and easily up-shift to higher gear because it's dogbox engagement. You can test it by yourself with your stock tranny synchromesh gearbox. You'll find that you can move gear lever from engagement to N by momentary lift your foot from gas. But I'm not recommend to move from N to new gear w/o clutch.
nattapolcha 2 months ago
awesome vid, let just hope no one trys to copy u in a civic lol xd
kawiornothing 10 months ago 2
Nooooooo why did it end I wanted to hear moar :(
Nuk3Fish 11 months ago
we got a holden hg ute with a 202 and some sort of dog box they r a beautiful to race
adamshondaxl350r1985 11 months ago
HEY PEEPS HOW DOES DIS BOX WORKS
keno53660 11 months ago
fucking hell straight cut dog boxes' whining is absolute sex to ears
RXHardstyle 11 months ago
liking the noises. loving the oldskool wiring. looks like a fuckin hornets nest!
AntillRS 1 year ago
for the dog box tranny 6 speed is about 10k, thats not including the gears, about 7k for the 5 speed. beautiful sound
dsourn 1 year ago
How much is the PPG Dogbox? I have 20b Cosmo i am converting from AT to MT
Rotorzilla 1 year ago
@Rotorzilla not cheap mate not cheap at all
RXHardstyle 11 months ago
@RXHardstyle yeah I contacted PPG the said $8000 + shipping LOL
Rotorzilla 11 months ago
@Rotorzilla haha yeh no shitt
RXHardstyle 11 months ago
the secrets in the puma shoes.
GodspeedAdam 1 year ago 9
sounds like 6th gear is helical for less annoying cruising
GodspeedAdam 1 year ago
damn, love that sound. all rally cars make that whining sound . why is it so?
Wast3m 1 year ago
@Wast3m Straight cut gears
ElMoShAuN 1 year ago
@Wast3m Straight cut gears and turbo add to the whining noises.
ElMoShAuN 1 year ago
@ElMoShAuN nice. i want those gears! they make such a nice whining noise! are they expensive? how about fuel efficiency lol.
Wast3m 1 year ago
Makes me want to go drive a stick shift right now! Awesome video!
Blown4banger 1 year ago
@Blown4banger is there any other way? oh wait pussys drive autos thats right. lmfao
mybradyboo 1 year ago
Sounds like an Exotic. Sweet.
KmAlbum 1 year ago
I have those shoes :)
kingzuko06 1 year ago
the 6 gear is 1: to 1 in gear ratio = no 'whine'
And Yes, you can use the clutch to shift gear down but not many people use it because it take more 'damage' to shift down because of the higher Nm and speed.
Not so funny to do a bad down shift and you gearbox for ~150 000Dollar .. and then it breakdown.
swec89 1 year ago
last gear (6th I think) it's helical... =)
MrJoelAlonso 1 year ago
@MrJoelAlonso I don't think so..Because the gear is very high, it doesn't spin fast enough to 'whine' ... could be wrong but that's my feeling...
odertube 1 year ago
@odertube its cause he uses the car for normal driving so when he is on a freeway eg, it doesnt piss him off :)
madbob222222 1 year ago
@madbob222222 No doubt. there's another video of a BMW 320i on youtube where the final drive isn't 1:1 so it just gets louder and louder... I love it personally but after 1-2 hours on the highway it would really suck.
watch?v=dmJH84FnQa8
Awesome video... very loud.
odertube 1 year ago
@odertube just checked it out, sounds so crazy, i counted 7 gears =/ am i right?
madbob222222 1 year ago
@madbob222222 Not sure.. I didn't count them.. was too busy being amazed at his driving skills. :)
Love the final gear at 6000+ RPM though... yikes...
odertube 1 year ago
I have the same Puma shoes!!!
kaganader 1 year ago
@kaganader Same here haha. Fucking awesome for shifting. Whenever I race I wear them. So damn comfy.
atruepretense 1 year ago
@kaganader me too
vanddelor 1 year ago
This is the only way to drive !
noxvet 1 year ago
holy shit i'm scared:)
boxerSubaru 1 year ago
damn sounds sick
aga080 1 year ago
god i love flat shifting.
tanoAE86 1 year ago
It is quite in 5th gear because that would be the 1:1 ratio on the gearbox... All dogbox's are quite in the 1;1 gear.
speedtek007 1 year ago
Hmm... The last gear is not a straight cutted one, isn't it? It doesn't cry at all...
Dextera21 1 year ago
Sounds sooooo sexy
krupa35 2 years ago 23
@trailbandit. the reason for pumping the brake pedal before each corner is to get rid of pad knock back. if you hit a kerb it can slightly push the pads back into the calipers. so by pumping the pedal slightly it gets the pads sitting in the corect possision. notting worse than coming into a corner and having a long pedal!
shanerabbitt 2 years ago 6
Why do you hit the break with your left foot at the end of every straight before going of the throttle?.... I'm guessing to put heat into the break pads? Or am I completely wrong?
trailbandit 2 years ago
@trailbandit
to get brake fluid pressure up i believe..
botchla90393 2 years ago
do all racing drivers wear pumas???
JasonMann8 2 years ago 4
im not a racing driver, but when i do run the track i wear Piloti
buhrrito 2 years ago
@JasonMann8 They where them cause there is almost nothing between the bottom of there foot and the ground. For some they say they can feel the car and engine. Also the the way the heel is. Its hard to explain lol.
Or they just wanna lookin cool lol.
crewdude1 2 years ago
@JasonMann8 any slim fitting shoe is good. I like Alpine stars.
tanoAE86 1 year ago
thats how trannies shuda been made in the first place. u can tell that 6th gear is helical
JasonMann8 2 years ago
Do they use these kind of transmissions in rally?
TheYahtzeeClub 2 years ago 2
Indeed they do =)
Jermeister 2 years ago
More like an outright sequential. Different design, similar concept.
XR4turbo 2 years ago
Depends. Regular racers and shops will probably use this transmission, WRC uses sequential transmission (press forward, downshift, pull backward, upshift)
unluckykid256932 2 years ago
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You idiots haven't got it all up top have you?
1. Not a 6 Speed it's a 5 Speed
2. Top gear is 1:1, (drive goes straight through the gear box, meaning no load on the gears therefore no noise)
3. Not left foot braking, a quick dab of the pedal approach to the braking zone makes for a better pedal feel under heavy braking.
Thanks for the amusing shit dribbling though, had a good laugh.
DINGO20B 2 years ago
God that sounds so sexy. to a normal person it sounds like it's about to blow
tell me, why does it stop in the final gear? it just quiets down?
dana44s 2 years ago
The last gear was not a Straight Cut gear but a Helical Cut gear. Helical Cut gears are angled to reduce noise (these are used in normal cars.) Straight Cut gears have full face contact, they are really strong and produce that beautiful whine.
Pretty smart move for someone that has a car with this type of gearset and it's a daily driver.
pcPhr34k 2 years ago 2
Finally somone who understands these beautifull machines. The last gear is a helical gear, the reason this gear doesnt create a whine is because its a "constant contact gear" wich means that when the gears mesh they do not loose contact with eachother and do not vary ratios or contact patches when they intersect. What happens with straight cut gears is multiple things, such as the air that is between the two gears gets forced out so fast that it creates a whine when the gears come together.
Cervan 2 years ago
how can he put 6th gear with helical gear? the dog engage could use helical gear too? not only straight gears?
cante199 2 years ago
I think the last gear is helical instead of straight cut.
XR4turbo 2 years ago 2
the upper gears might be helical so it doesnt make the person deaf. they get pretty loud
spartan177saber 2 years ago
because the last gear is dog engage but not straight cut.
Markitos203 2 years ago
very tallented with the foot work, im impressed, well done :)
greyjasper 2 years ago
agreed. love the left foot breaking to settle the car before downshifting. well done.
jatexeira 2 years ago
I have a GREX Trust Greddy dogbox in my Skyline GTR I have been driving it in the last couple of days as the sun was out. The shifting is very tricky and it needs getting used to. upshifting gears is easy to do just by bliping the throttle but downshifting is much harder to do as it requires rev adjustments. I have tried downshifts with no clutch and also downshifts diping the clutch. using the clutch on downshifts seems to be smoother than a clutchless downshift. u need to shift very fast.
wolfdanger 2 years ago
sounds like my gixxer
GarretSpool69 2 years ago
Just fucking pro
boostwrx 2 years ago
i've been unable to find the answer to this question..
is a dogbox the basically the same as a conventional sequential manual box (i.e. ferrari's F1 transmission, SMG) but only the clutch is operated by the driver?
hansinge1102 2 years ago
The dogbox is a normal manual H pattern gearbox or sequential.
But instead of having syncro rings and those small teeth on the side of the gear to lock it, it uses a different locking device.
The SMG is way different than a dogbox and I have no idea of how a Ferrari F1 gearbox is.
maledettoGT 2 years ago
A dog box is a transmission with straight cut gear teeth. Instead of helical gear teeth in a standard street car transmission. The straight cut gears are much stronger than helical gears, and you can clutchless shift them because of that strength. They also engage much easier than helical gears. But most drive ability is lost because they're so rigid.
DemoFly 2 years ago
thanx for ur explanation buddy :)
hansinge1102 2 years ago
Actually, this is incorrect. A dogbox uses dogs to engage the gears instead of synchronizers (synchros). A trans with straight cut gears and synchros is not a dogbox.
Mikecom32 2 years ago 2
correct
GumGats 2 years ago
correction, called a half dog box...this has been done for many years now
Snaple00 2 years ago
Helical cut gears are in fact stronger than spur (straight cut), contrary to popular belief. Instead they put a lot of axial stress into the gear box casing and create more heat, requiring heavier casing and causing friction losses. Driveability issues stem from the fact there's no synchro mechanism to match rotational speeds prior engaging the gears, not because of rigidity. You can't shift a dog box gently like you would a synchro. Every shift needs to be hard and quick, not easy and smooth.
KarriKoivusalo 2 years ago 4
sick
ManuelDr 2 years ago
is that puma ? omg
pylez 2 years ago
no sure about these shoes but puma does make racing shoes.
eviLocK 2 years ago
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aixta 2 years ago
They are pumas. But not racing shoes. Just regular pumas.
aixta 2 years ago
nice shoes
viktord1 2 years ago
lol fuckin sounds like a jet engine...SICK!
95MonteCarloGuy 3 years ago 2
is your top gear helical cut? thats clever when you cruise on the highway :P
kujon69 3 years ago 3
Indeed! I was thinking how awesome it would be to have in a street/track project car with straight cut gears, but that driving to events would be too awful. Good solution
Rotard12a 2 years ago
you can also have dogbox with all helical cut gear but it would be weaker. 5th and/or 6th gear doesnt have to transmit so much torque so i think you can easily let them helical with dog engagement only.
kujon69 2 years ago
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this sound is annoying to kill! we can't even hear the pure sound of the Ro... man dog-box in my book just fail...
LexSullivan 3 years ago
I think it sounds beautiful.
Malasubidude 3 years ago 24
agreed.
goliath405 3 years ago 4
That sound so fucking racie!
It would mean the end of my driverslicense when I hit the street with this.
19ac087 3 years ago
nice, but the 6th gear is straight too???
juniorgong86 3 years ago
it makes driving on motorway's quiter, and then not as annoying
Capago92 3 years ago
He just said sixth is helical
MoPar7055 3 years ago
understood ajaja
juniorgong86 3 years ago
What is ajaja?
MoPar7055 3 years ago
is hahaha sorry!
juniorgong86 3 years ago
Really nice heal and toe, good job.
gpfwestie 3 years ago
He's single-clutching his downshifts. I thought with these types of gearboxes you'd have to double-clutch every downshift because there's no synchros and you can possibly smash the transmission. I noticed he double-clutched his 3-2 downshift, but he only did that once. Can somebody clear this one up for me as to why he single-clutches downshifts?
traydamus 3 years ago
Traydmus,
He is using 'heal and toe', while he brakes he uses the right side of his right foot on the throttle to match the engine speed to the speed the gearbox is doing.
This means you don't need synchros to engage it for you - but it's not the real reason for heal and toe.
Hope this helps.
gpfwestie 3 years ago
hey, any 1 from australia know if the dogbox is street legal or know where i can go to find out about it more will help me alot thinking of getimg but not to sure if there street legal
hijacka34 3 years ago 2
Yeah dude, I'm pretty sure their street leagal. Check out the Ignition DVD Video about PPG Gearbox on youtube. You'll get all your answers there.
Timzsk8 3 years ago 3
The 6th gear is an helicoidal gear XD
joaorp 3 years ago 2
Nice driving shoes
BoostedVtec 4 years ago
Dam, I would love to have one of them in my car.
JRYANG9000 4 years ago
ei yhtään sirklaa:D:D:D
jookissa123 4 years ago
i love just love that sound =)
PLmotorsport 4 years ago
that's a great video. Can you tell me why do you tap brakes with your left foot before braking? is it to get the pads and rotors warmer or something?
nmrmak 4 years ago
make sure that the pressure in the brake system is A) there, and B) up to full pressure/up to pressure, more or less
Jagosze 4 years ago
His car probably has upgraded brakes and rotors with fixed calipers, so he is doing that to counteract pad knockback.
eXstasy214 4 years ago
not much of an "upgrade" if he needs to do that.
But yeah, after some reading, i've found out what he does. Larger rotors tend to need that sometimes. Also, sounds like his tranny has no coupling...
nmrmak 4 years ago
First 3 gears got straight gear teeth, those type of teeth are more stronger, since that's where the car accelerate the most. They are also less expensive to produce and they tend to be noisy (like the reverse gear in almost cars). The high gears got helicoidal teeth, where there is continuous friction between gears, that's why there is no sound. Those gears are used when the speed they have to turn is very fast. Those can take a lot less torque.
7FP3 4 years ago
anyone care to explain why he needs to clutch (even double clutch) on downshifts, but no need to clutch on upshifts?
nmrmak 4 years ago
I think it just makes it smoother on the dog gears in the trans although I have heard of clutch-less downshifting on dogbox transmissions. I'm assuming it's pretty difficult to do just right.
S3LyM 4 years ago
you'd probably still need to rev-match the two, but i've never driven a dog box car, so it's just a guess...
nmrmak 4 years ago
Frequently drivers will use the clutch on one of the 2 shift sequences (up or down) do be gentle... It doesn't matter which times you use the clutch though: it's mainly driver preference.
I've seen Australian V8 Supercar drivers do the heal-toe work like this, and I've also seen some of them do full-throttle clutch stabs on the upshifts (Mark Skaife I believe).
-Cody
saabdude67 4 years ago
i dunno about australian v8 supercar.. but some race series rules include drivers having to heel-toe
Sr24g 3 years ago
there is no synchro gear so the rpm need to be fitted to engage but its easier to fit on accel because he already pushing throttle and its shorter than pressing clutch
however to match the rpm in downshift you need to decrease because your small gear run faster at the same speed and wait to the rpm to decrease... this is shorter to pressing clutch in this case
ggrt21 1 year ago
there is no synchro gear so the rpm need to be fitted to engage but its easier to fit on accel because he already pushing throttle and its shorter than pressing clutch
however to match the rpm in downshift you need to decrease because your small gear run faster at the same speed and wait to the rpm to decrease... this is shorter to pressing clutch in this case
ggrt21 1 year ago
@S3LyM its NEARLY impossible but it takes a shit load skill (down shifts)
StarlightAUTOBODY 1 year ago
@S3LyM your're right. You could match rpms and float the gears either way. just use clutch to start out with....but downshifting with no clutch even matching rpms is very hard on the gears and shafts in the trans.
bassoundlikethunda 1 year ago
@S3LyM I know I am late to the party on this answer but...
Clutch less down shifting on a dogbox still requires you to unload the gears.
On up shifts this means letting off the gas for just a moment, as evidenced by this video.
Down shifts require you to blip the throttle to be clutchless, which can be detrimental in a few ways.
MCXL1140 1 year ago
On big turbo cars the throttle response might be lacking, requiring a long throttle push to unload the gears (long in race time that is)
The other issue is if the engine carries its up throttle too far when you downshift the car could buck the other direction, meaning you transfer weight the wrong way. Without the clutch to temper that action (like in heel and toe down shifting) you can upset the balance of the car worse then just using the clutch.
MCXL1140 1 year ago
@MCXL1140 It really just comes down to driver skill. Proper Clutch less down shifting is difficult.
Man and it all comes out in reverse order... Sheeeet.
MCXL1140 1 year ago
Rev-matching. Notice he lifts off on upshifts to let the rpms drop some, while it's smoother to clutch down and not upset the car before turning in for a corner.
bgn200 4 years ago
You nailed it! Slapping it down a gear while in a turn without some type of transition can upset the car a bit...not exactly what you want to do in a race.
spikejnz 3 years ago
@nmrmak the double clutch is jus to save the clutch and keep revs up but when shifting up hes around red line which is starting to force the gears apart making it easy for it to slip into gear and keep the revs high making for a faster shift and drive
crazy8sx08 1 year ago
@nmrmak that is what you do with dogbox
ssgill 1 year ago