06-11-2004, 11:04 PM
when the clutch is engaged, the input and output shafts are connected, so you are spinning up both at the same time, as opposed to just 1 when the clutch is in.
this is normally what the synchros do.
which is why you can also shift without the clutch by matching revs.
this is normally what the synchros do.
which is why you can also shift without the clutch by matching revs.