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Hey! Grandma's driving to your office!
#21
Speedy wrote:

Yes, it was taught before transmission synchros. Speed downshifting a truck requires a foot on the brake and one on the fuel (done to slow as fast as possible when your brakes aren't enough - think long hill with traffic light at bottom.)

By "speed downshifting" you mean without the clutch? Before synchros I assumed you'd be double-clutching.

/Mr Lynn
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#22
Interesting stuff.

I've taught my daughter and son and recently my grandson to drive. I've had at least 5 accidents in my driving experience; they've cumulatively had none.

Lesson is I teach better than I drive. (those who can do; those who can't teach ) ask Pops.
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