Aug 19 2008, 01:30 PM
QUOTE(Hitman190 @ Aug 3 2008, 06:10 PM)
if you want to see how much of clutch you need to get the power just before you set out for the test, you choose your car and instead of going onto the test slope...just set your handbrake and release the clutch slowly and count how long it takes to get the power to the engine...doing that before the slope means you can have a rough estimation when you do the slope/
Yes that was true, this is another way that I think more easy (I do this on my jpj test 
). Before releasing the handbrake, turn off the aircon, this is important to get nice engine timing if you don’t familiar with the clutch pedal yet, release the clutch slowly and look at the rpm meter, hold the clutch when rpm show slightly below 1k (its need to be below 1k but not to low), by this time you can feel the car want to move forward, then press the fuel pedal and rev the rpm/engine until 3k or 3.5k and above then release the handbrake and off you go.Hope this will help to someone who taking the test in the future. Good luck!
*edited - typo error.
This post has been edited by MaUi^: Aug 19 2008, 01:31 PM
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