TEACHING MY SISTER HOW TO DRIVE MANUAL!
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TEACHING MY SISTER HOW TO DRIVE MANUAL!
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Ahhhhh, manual cars. America’s best anti-theft system.😂😂😂😂
Class 😂😂
I almost never lock the doors of my manual transmission car. :)
@@justingallagher4864 For real? Wtf
Zarar Khan that’s funny 😆
True story , lol
Best mistake all learners do is taking eyes off road to look for shift nobe.
I used to do this, big mistake. Stay stationary, look straight ahead and feel your way through the gear positions before moving off.
Also you should ALWAYS press the clutch ALL THE WAY because if you dont you won't be able to change the gears properly (happened to me btw😂)
That's why I got a sequential shifter
*knob
I'd just keep 1 hand on the nob if it was safe to
this man explains things so easy. *WHY COULDN'T HE HAVE BEEN MY DRIVING INSTRUCTOR?*
Right!
Bcz he wasn't there
He isnt right about stopping in neutral, its dangerous to do that in bad weather, when roads are slippery or icy, so dont do that, just leave it in whatever gear it was and keep ur leg on clutch fully... then when u have fully stopped, u can put neutral, dont do what he says, cuz when cars are in neutral they have much less control. And its advised to put in either first or second gear, not third or fourth, so what u do if u know there is a stop sign or traffic light turning red way after u, u adjust the gear level and slowly stop, if u cant slowly stop do it in the gear u were driving at, meaning if u are in fourth or third gear stop at that gear if u are really close and cant switch gear on the time... Idk if people gonna see this, but thats what instructors advised me at driving schools, and i switched driving school cuz of a bad instructor... And what he says about stalling, dont worry i still stall sometimes even after finishing driving school, u just need time to adjust to the car, and every car is different with the break point...
And i dont srly understand why did he and others try to learn people in usa while in traffic, that is seriously stressfull and stupid. if she were to make any kind of mistake it would be dangerous to other drivers and herself... what u do is like in any driving school, u go somewhere quiet with no cars, some parking lot, or some alley out of town, and u first learn the person to go first gear and reverse, then u learn them to change from first to second, and then u go onto road but with as less as it is possible of traffic... its seriously stressful and i know how she felt, even though she got the basics quickly its dangerous to do this... he could have made 2 part video or more parts of the video... Sad to say this, but this just makes it more depressing for me to watch American drivers. Judging from internet they are so much more worse... here in my country they drive faster than allowed in city but at aleast know what they are doing i guess, even though they are id*ots for doing that...
@@jorgovan-ni9kz yep, bad idea to shift to neutral when rpms are still above idle, especially in higher gears. no control and no engine braking.
@@jerrycai3317 exactly 😃👍
The way he explains it while she’s doing it makes this so much easier to learn
Lol that’s like normal driving lessons then haha
Please DO NOT take your eyes OFF THE ROAD and look at the gear stick when changing gear. that is a BIG no no. Learn the layout of the gears in the parking lot, before going out in to traffic. Please
Right, it was the first thing I was tought when I took my Driving Licence...
Man I got so much shit for checking the gear lever when I was in driving school, for some reason I just couldn't really tell the gear by feel at that point.
She’s learning plus her brothers there if she was by her self that be big no no
Heard that, other than using clutch, that was next thing I looked at. Made sure of positions before I even attempted to crank my first stick.
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*"i really love highschool parking lots"*
*The FBI Has Entered The Chat*
I’m learning to drive in my sisters elementary school parking lot
It has arrows on the ground so I can follow them, and it has hills so I can learn the maneuver
Emilie Smith ITS ELEMENTARY MY DEAR...... ok sorry I'm leaving
*Chris Hansen Has Also Entered The Chat*
Yare yare daze
She already knows how ro drive a manual car, without a fu*ing doubt.
😂😂😂4real tho
She laughed at the gear box. I wonder what happened next if she touched the wrong 'gear' hmmm
veekay she knows how to handle the knob
You can tell by how she let off the clutch slow. Beginners don’t know you need to let off that slow, they just let up
I was about to say
I just learned something new...
Manual cars are the best anti theft system
Maybe a killswitch
Europe: LOL
LoL on my car i just take off the steering wheel and activate my alarm. But good one
In America yes.......
In America
In the UK, if you take (and pass) your test in an Automatic, you canNOT drive a Manual.
In Greece as well and I think thats the rule in Europe all around. Also most Europeans if not all learn first to drive with manual. Only in US its a big deal the manual shifting, it seems way too difficult for them lol.
I think it may be the same thing in USA, but as they drive on a low populated road, they don't worry about the cops
Really? I Haven't heard that before. But I guess that makes sense.
Thats rough the test doesnt mean nothing here for transmissions
@@irunner_2343 that is not true. In the US you can take the test with whatever trans you want and you can drive whatever trans you want with your license.
What a subtle flex at 1:54 “make sure you wear comfortable shoes” *shows his $600 sneakers for no reason*
Scott Harris wierd flex but ok
I be flexin too
if you had a 300$ shoe's you would do the same thing for no reason too
I don't think anyone cared unless your some sneaker head
@@emmanuelbravo1079 and those are shit for driving because you have no feel of the pedals, personally i like the classic adidas (gazelle, spezial, samba...) for driving because they have a very thin sole and still are comfy for walking
I just bought my first automatic car and I feel so lazy haha 😂😂 it feels super weird not having to change gear and I keep jamming my left foot into the floor cause there’s no clutch
So relatable
Careful with that. You dont want to accidentally step with both feet on the brake on the highway.
Auto is for normal cars
Manual is for Supercars,Drift cars,Racing cars and any fast cars...
Not that anyone cares but I ended up switching back to a manual - couldn't cope with the lack of gears, and it didn't feel like driving just steering. Got a beautiful stick shift now :D
@@Jess-et5oq cool
If you stall just tell people "no no, that's just a feature for saving fuel"
😂😂😂👌👌👌
just auto start stop technology lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Ali-sh4ib 😂
Who thinks she already knew how to drive stick????
I remember he has mentioned she used to race cars in some junior indie series shit when she was younger, so I am going to go with the +1 on that one!
Agreements🐒
Isn't his Lamborghini manual which she drove back to his house
Tech 404 No, his Gallardo was E-gear and the Huracan is DCT
I think she doesn’t know how to drive a stick, you can see she looks at the gear everytime she has to shift and she also forgets in which gear the car is, she is just careful that’s why she doesn’t stall the car
One small detail, Parker: Next time, ask your sister to put the seat closer to the steering wheel. When there was a footage of when she was pressing clutch pedal, her leg was almost straight. That may cause very fast fatigue and soreness after a drive for one hour in the city. If she puts the seat a little closer, and then test the clutch and see that her leg is still bent and feels comfortable enough to press it fully- then here you go:)
Noticed the same thing ;-)
5:50 - 6:17 was the most important thing that no one ever told me when I was learning to drive a manual. SECOND HALF. Great vid
I agree that part helped a lot
I'm about a year late but I just had to compliment how reassuring he is 😍😍 it really does build confidence, especially with stalling
Yeah, that's a great quality to have when teaching someone I was younger than most of my friends and they all learn how to drive from me instead of learning from their hispanic moms lol cause I was chill when teaching and didnt say break BREAK BREAK!!! Like our moms lol
I completely agree. I am learning driving now and half the time I am nervous. I wish my trainer was so reassuring. He doesn't get mad however I am a very nervous person when it comes to roads and driving. I wish someone talked to me this way.
Europeans laughing there as*es off xD
GamerConstruct why? Everyone learns like this.
@@TheArrangment its because everyone in europe know to drive stick
Exactly cc
@@TheArrangment lol maybe in america..all europe have manuals...we know haw to drive a car...u dont...
@@jvinsnes Are they born knowing how?
Having a manual in America is the best anti-theft, an so one could borrow your car if they want 😂
The best anti-theft is welding your car to the road... It works every time.
Ah yes the good 'ol anti-theft.. I own the Glock 9mm variant!
@@subscriber6181 ωнαт ιf тнєу вяιиg α gяιи∂єя?
You can't font a grinder like that.
Subscriber I use to weld my steering wheel to the brake pedal in my 98 Honda Civic.
Dude I want this guy to be my driving instructor for manual cars 😂 super informative and great at teaching while also being really friendly and supporting!
him: "everyone stalls on their first time." her: "nah im good"
felt as if she's already practiced enough before making this video. She definitely stalled while learning, we just couldn't know could we lol
I daily drive a manual Lexus is250 but I’m still watching this to procrastinate from homework. I need to get my stuff together
Same except I drive a neon haha
Heyyy gotta a manual is250 Aswell, not easy to come by as the autos
Ip Velocity she’s slow but still fun
Same here but can’t heel and toe, rev matching also not smooth that’s why loving my auto rev match.
Someone born after 2000 that knows how to drive a manual 😲 props dude, your part of your age groups 1%!
The female version of you exactly 😂😂😂😂
Do you have stubble too?
yea and their faces are pretty similar
Vehicle Vir-wait nvm
Duke of Speed Parker said she’s a junior in university so she’s probably like 21
this i agree. Eerily similar
Don't have a father to teach me so this is really helpful!
wtf
word
I dont care
same
@@mikhaelvanderhaegen6642 cry degenerate child
I used this video while teaching myself how to drive manual. This was an amazing walkthrough and the way you described everything was very straightforward and easy to understand
Stopping: what is this nonsense?? No, you don't have to put in neutral, neither did you have to downshift to first gear. You just press the clutch and the brake pedal at the same time (clutch is only needed before full stop), and you stop. After you stopped, you put to neutral. It would be very-very dangerous to stop if you should wait every time until you put to neutral or to 1st gear. (European, driving for 20 years).
yea I just thought the same thing.. never heard of somebody doing this neutral thingy..
that is true
actually it's useful if you drive downhill so you could use the engine to slow down instead of braking the whole time... but yeah, the most times you won't use this
@@songoku243 ? How do you use the engine to slow down in neutral? I really want to see what kind of black magic you drive :D..
Or do I get your answer wrong?
@@00243Shawn He is probably saying that, if you are cruising in a high gear, for example in 5th gear, you slow down way quicker if you downshift from 5th, than 4th, than 3rd etc while pushing the brake pedal.
This way you get both the brakes and the engine brake together.
If there isn't much traffic, downshifting this way you can easily drive without even touching the brake pedal until you get to a really low speed.
I don't think that he wanted to say that you can engine brake in neutral (because, as you said, you can't)
As an European, this is really funny to watch xD
Somone from the UK this is too funny ahhaa
Haha samee
Same 🤣😂
Doesn’t Europe just have manuals? Auto makes driving more efficient and easier when it comes to serious traffic
@@darkvertx3158 do you seriously think that all of europe only has manual cars
This guy is the BEST person that actually explained things to make learning this easy.
Man, she did great. This my 10th video I swear and I still stall. This is actually the best video I have seen, even compared to your first one. Back to practicing.
Manual transmissions are dying 💢
Technology is advancing 🏭
Semi Manual is a thing??
Every like is a Manual Transmission born.
Only got 47 cars bro
Not even semi manual it’s just dual clutch and paddle shifters now cars are losing there soul
Semi manual would prolly be manual sequential gearboxes
In the Netherlands everybody gets driving lessons in a manual car. There is nobody with a driving licence that doesn't know how to drive a manual
Should be that way everywhere
Your country needs to start using modern cars mate
In Sweden i would say almost 90% takes thier drivning licens for manuell , very rare to take just for an automatic.
@@eduh1997 You know manuals are still a thing at cheaper cars and even on sportier ones like the Golf R in the video here. Or will you tell me the Golf R is not modern? Oh, and before you come with "Hey it's European they are't modern!", the new Mustang or the ZR1 weren't those not manual only cars and also modern in your terms?
That's not even true, you can go for the automatic only drivers license, do your homework b4 you speak to the internet bro✌
Nice. Your sister is awesome, and fun to be with. I think she’s not a beginner for manual driving.
Dude, this is amazing. Your explanation regarding the clutch biting point is everything I've been looking for because I practice driving in 2 different cars, a Toyota and a VW Polo which have different clutch feels and biting points. So you really helped me with your explanation and for that I'm both liking and subscribing to your channel haha 🤘
yeah, just skip the part he talks about breaking, it's complete bs
She's a natural with the stick....😉
😑
Boi
Damn
That joke is so old like this is old school manual.
Lol
Watched this before my driving lesson and felt much more comfortable. Some good tips in here about using clutch and gas (especially for 1st gear). Nice video
Great, informative, and honestly, one of the best videos on TH-cam. Thank you! 🚗
“it’s kind of fun and awkward at the same time” in front of his sister😂 dude ur videos are great.🤞🏼
Parker, I'm sorry to have to correct you (again) on "manual" driving, but you should never put the car into neutral before deciding to brake. You need to be braking whilst still in gear to allow the engine to help you slow down, just as your automatic transmission would be doing automatically. You only press the clutch when coming to a stop, or changing down gear, if you may not be fully stopping. You don't want to rely on just brake discs alone for slowing down. They get very hot and may cause brake-fade and excessive wear. All that being said, your sister did really well.
Yes, I wrote the same, it is absolute nonsense what he says about stopping.
My sister always put the car in neutral when she starts braking and is going to a full stop, she does that to stop in every red light in the city traffic.... 20 years doing that and she never had a problem and I personally see no difference between brake in neutral or braking in 4th or 5th gear in low speeds, the engine braking is very weak in this condition, unless if you are going at 80km/h or faster...
If you compare to automatic cars, brake pads wear much faster than in a manual version of the same car because the transmission keeps que RPMs so low during a brake that it is almost like braking in neutral, every time I drive an AT car I feel that I need to press the brake pedal harder than in a manual car and when you aren't accelerating it feels like a manual car in neutral or in 5th or 6th gears contantly engaged (very weak engine braking force in low RPMs).
@@MCA0090 Yeah I think you'll find the British driving tests, started in 1935, are considered to be one of the most comprehensive in the world and it's not been recommended to be in neutral at ANY point whilst the car is moving for many many years... and my driving test was in 1990! This is from the RAC (Royal Automotive Club) website - "It used to be quite a common practice to try to save fuel by taking your car out of gear when driving down hills and slopes, but the fuel system in modern cars means that coasting is no longer beneficial to energy efficiency.
Not only that, it’s also unsafe as you don’t have full control over the car when it’s in neutral.
It means you can’t suddenly accelerate out of a sticky situation and you lose engine braking, running the risk of overheating the brakes when going downhill."
So you can tell your sister she's wrong, from me and the Queen!
@@HighHoeKermit @Marcelo Alves is not talking about donwhill, but about city enviroment and approaching traffic lights or stopping from low speed and there is not much difference when you go for neutral earlier or not.
@@MCA0090
Slowing down with gear on and without pushing clutch saves a lot of fuel. As you are slowing down you can feel when the car starts "pushing", which means fuel is again being used, that's when you press clutch, because if you don't it's soon going to stall.
This is simply to achieve better fuel economy, which is more important than saving your break pads.
you should never coast to stop in neutral, you break with or without reducing gears and just before stalling you press the clutch
Everybody has a different technique for coming to a stop and as you master the stick shift you will develop your own style.
@@Scottyskillz coasting in neutral is lazy technique at best. It's wrong and dangerous it has nothing to do with proper driving.
its proper to brake in gear. brakes aren't effective when in neutral.
@@teddymazuri they are, it's just more dangerous
This video changed my mind about manual because the way you taught her made it easier for me to understand so thank you. Definitely gonna keep the tips in mind 👍🏻
Driving manual yet?
@@ElantraFukkenGang she stalled and crashed
@@ulysses4989 100%
Currently taking driving lessons. Using these videos as supplementary learning is so helpful. Thank you!
You taught this lady a lot better than what my instructors taught me! I'm mesmerised at this guy explaining how to drive!
7:56 Alabama’s families 😕😟
😂😂😂wtf
underrated comment 😂😂
I knew when I saw it someone was going to comment 😂😂😂😂
The funniest comment😂
First time I seen it had me dying bru
You rock! Thank you! I actually learned how to drive a semi double clutch and now I have a truck with a manual transmission. I hope I become a pro driver. You saved my life.
My first day of driving it alone tomorrow and This video made me a bit more calm thank you for this video 💕
I'd definitely love to see the video of starting on a hill. This was so helpful.
This was actually the most informative video I have found. I hope y’all made a more in-depth vid on rev matching
What an amazing video. I came here to try to pick up some instructor tips because I'm currently teaching someone. it's hard because after driving for so long one just naturally drives on instinct. Highly underrated video!!
You are such a good trainer and your trainee is so great at learning... she's got all the enthusiasts...
9:00 for the start
You are such a great teacher!
Subscribed!
yo, your sister picked it up QUICK ! she is a good listener and a quick learner. thanks for the helpful video.
Man, you was the best how to drive teacher I have ever seen. I already know, but I saw a lot of people trying to teach... but your explanation was excellent
Everyone stalls when they drive a manual for the first time. Nice acting
I didn't the first time I drove
@@Bearnos Not everyone stalls the first drive, but everyone stalls eventually. As a side note, she obviously practiced before the video...you can tell by how she releases the clutch.
Daniel C haha when I learned driving I released the clutch in seconds and the car broke down😂
@@cameronrosemorgan7510 hhahahahhahha
Not everyone,
Dude no-one would shift into neutral while braking 😂
@@emil.soderholm
Do you mean a farming tractor? Way out of scope for this video :D
@@emil.soderholm You put a tractor into neutral while braking? Never heard of that, i live on a farm and we only drive Fendt Varios so i don't have to shift when driving but i have driven manual and synchronized tractors before and have never heard of that. Sounds interesting.
@@jayplexy5983 can you do that with a dog?
@BMO Well, i wasn't thinking about stopping, cause that's obvious to me. I thought he was talking about slowing down for a corner, etc.
coming to stop I do.. first gear is a bit notchy unless at a stop
Broooooo!!!! Thanks a lot. Your voice is so clear and you make driving very fun.
Been watching videos for weeks and took a whole pause 3 hr lesson. I learned better from this video than my teacher 😪. However just driving and watching videos after you understand better but you still killed this and your sister mannn natural🤷🏾♀️.
omg how long is she in 1st gear? you only need 1st to start moving and quickly shift 2nd (as i remember)
vader344 yep you should never be in 1 gear unless starting
True, you can even start in second gear
A Romero you can start in 3rd if you want
@@agentofenhanced2428 technically yes you can. For shits and giggles I tried it on my 2000 Jetta and my brother's 2005 ram truck. Honestly, on the road you should never ever ever try it. Cause the response time is way to slow and lags. If you don't give it the right amount of gas it will stall on you. Only sometimes do I start off on second gear so I can get going faster. Again I was only experimenting and I don't ever start on third gear. Also that was for two vehicles I tried it on. Not sure how it would be for a newer vehicle though.
Not true... Sometimes in parking lots or in heavy traffic you stay in 1st gear. 2nd gear would be too fast.
I started driving my dads automatic Range Rover last year and I got bored of it so quick now I'm so into manuals
👌
You'll shit your pants if you try to drive manual on the streets of India
I think you are the most detailed teacher so far.... Thanks Man, I learned a lot from this vid. :)
nice job bro u are a real teacher i give u a thumbs up
I’ve been subbed so long I remember when he released the original “how to drive a manual” video
Always driven a manual never driven it automatic and still Watched the whole 20 minute video for no reason🤣
Teach us
@@YoungBlaze tip 1
watch the video
@@alim555abdul no. I want you!
Right. Been driving since i young but still watch and really i see it is all the same 😂🤣
Same
I’d just like to say how nice and come the guy is and he seem so helpful
Wow I’m so impressed with your sister because a couple of minutes or seconds she right away know how to drive a manual and also i was shocked too i didn’t expect that she will got all your steps right away
Why I’m I watching this I drive a 18 speed semi truck 😂 jk I like watching people learning
Funny to see this, being from germany (we learn it from the start)... but it's great, that you give manual shifting the exposure for Americans it deserves!
Servus
16 years myself in daily driving manual transmissions in the USA and a co worker was bragging that he had hillside assist in a Mazda manual transmission a few years ago so he didn't have to hand brake on a hill anymore 🤯🤦♂️ so much for head timing the hill starts so you never roll or slip the parking brake 🤦♂️
Thanks for the video man, helped me out a lot!
He’s patient , a great instructor!!
she’s learning manual in a better car than i’ll ever be able to afford
learning manual is much better in older cars. because only in older cars you will surely know if you stalled the engine. Autmatic Start/stop got me confused as hell and i always thought that i stalled the car. but it was just the new technoligy
Better screw the gearbox in older car with lots of miles, while learning, than in a new one, I mean if you stall the engine a lot, also if you don't use the clutch properly
In Italy (and in the whole Europe I think) the driving exam is only with manual. Cars with auto transmission would be the 5%.
In germany you can learn in an Automatic, however you cant drive a Manual legally if you do that.
In Spain you can learn with automatic. But you can't Drive manual cars. So most poeple do the manual car
You want a cookie.
Wow bro this actually helped me I'm 17 and I'm learning to drive manual now. Respect (rushane)
Big brother goals💯 respect man!!
7:57 that face made me cringe so hard
😭💀
Lmfao
his youtube account is called vehicle virgins bro.. something ain't right
Next video: teaching my dog to drive my Lamborghini huracan at age 24
jimmybobalob_YT nice one
Lol
The dog would have died by 12
Hahahahahaha lolxxx... WTF
He is just doing this thing acting like his sister hasn't drive a manual car before for the viewers to be motivated.
In a word you are comparing her with a dog.
That really tells you don't have a strong background.
i know this video is 2 years old, but out of all the other videos i’ve watched, you explain it sooooo well
you're a really great teacher and your sis is a natural! Sheesh, Formula Drift, look out she's coming to take out the competition!
Good video dude... the way you explain makes it very easy for a beginner like your sister to learn great job. Very informative video aswell
Why am I watching this? I'm from Europe, I know how to drive a manual car xD
Same I'm doing driving lessons but I can pretty much take my test now. I guess people from Europe just find it intriguing and interesting to see if American's can drive a manual
In Mexico we know drive manual car too
Nicola Grant kom je uit nl?
same lmao
same here
Best video I've seen on learning manual!!!!👍👍👍👊👊👊
She already knows how to drive a manual car. Her confidence level and the way she handled the steering while making a turn or speeding up was on point. She definitely has experience. And I mean, you said it yourself. Any beginner who says they never stalled while learning is a liar. You sis never stalled once. How’s that even possible? She’s a good actress though. It’s all for the content, I guess.
Where is the Rolls-Royce! What about the ice cream truck! We need a big update!🤔
This video really helped 💯💯💯
Honestly ,one of the best teachers for manual transmission on TH-cam! That k you very clear and concise! #newsubscriber
I found streetspeeds video much more helpful
Good teaching can’t wait to start
7:56 that wasn't her first time
Mateusz Kisielewski 7:58
Parker definitely gets that treatment from her lol
He says “ there u go” with a smile. He thought her that motion
Slaps the knob "there ya go"
Sweet Home
Yeah cuz “teaching my sister to ride stick!” Really doesnt roll of the tongue.
😂😂😂
Nic Wheel its an incest joke...
Hahahahaha
😂 😂 😂 Just say manual
alabama thinks otherwise
Best video ever !!!!! Thank you 🙏🏻
You explained down shifting so well! Thank you!
Little does he know im a robber and thats the reason why im watching this ;)
Please be a joke
7:58 she slapped it 😂😂😂🤣
My man! I was looking up someone who did this exact video and I immediately click on yours when I saw the name! Just got myself a new manual corvette! Thanks for the advice!
Best PH video opener ever!!!
Thank you.I want to learn how to downshifting rev mach & double clutch.
No need to shift to neutral everytime you stop, just put it in first gear and keep the clutch pedal pressed. That way it’s easier to drive away again, just release the clutch again.
That wares the clutch a lot
Keeping the clutch pedal pressed in while stopped, especially for longer stops will wear out your throw out bearing faster.
Horrible advice unless you like replacement parts. I've been driving a manual since I was 15 and only changed one clutch because my Cobra was modified.
I'm currently learning how to drive a manual car..... I'm here to learn. Thanks for the video.
Cool video man concise explanations also nice teaching your sis she did great.
The way I like to take off (the way I was taught) is to keep your foot on the brake and ease off the clutch until the engine RPMs drop a little bit (you feel it), then just release the brake and the car creeps exactly like an automatic (especially handy when maneuvering). Keep the clutch in that position until you get at full creeping speed and then let it off at once. If you have to accelerate, just keep the clutch partially down for a couple of seconds, then let it off.
No stalling, no jerking.
That works if you have a low end torque for example a diesel engine or a bigger displacement engine
How about 1000cc engine with carb??small engine make it trickier to stop n go
"Dont do this in flip flops that could fall of"
Well, I couldnt possibly tell you how often I've driven my dads (manual) Toyota Hiace with crocs to the store
He's a natural at teaching and she's a natural at learning.
He’s giving such good instructions and descriptions