How to Shift Without Using the Clutch, Do a Burnout, and More (Manual Transmission Secrets)

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Who drives a manual and still watching this 😂

Manual transmission: it's not just for driving, it's also for theft protection.

“When it’s in neutral, it can’t move” on a hill 👋 “goodbye”

Vietnamese Drivers and my Dad: If you drive a Manual Transmission Car, you can drive anything. But if you can drive with a broken transmission, you are a genius

One last tip learning manual: don’t look at the shifter while shifting, get used to the feel of shifting gears while always keeping your eyes on the road.

Scotty: Idling your engine puts too much stress on the car Also Scotty: Here's how to shift without using the clutch

I learned how to drive on a stick shift (I took driver’s ed on a stick shift) and every car I’ve ever owned has been a manual transmission. One thing that helped me a whole lot when I first started learning how to drive was practicing finding the friction point on the clutch. I just sat in an open area and searched for the friction point, meaning that I slowly raised my foot on the clutch until it vibrated more and more and eventually cut off. That point where it vibrates the most and before it cuts off is the friction point, and that’s precisely where you need to go every time you shift gears. Once you’re able to quickly get your foot to the friction point because your left leg knows exactly where it is, you’ll be able to drive in real life traffic situations with no problem.

“When it’s in neutral, it can’t move” Inclines: "Hold my beer"

I always chuckle when Scotty puts his muscle into something and goes “UHHH”

"I am gonna show you how easy it actually is" Presses clutch with right foot

8:54 "Well you're not supposed to do this but..." Does it anyway 😂

Scotty is like a dad I've never had, God bless that man and keep him happy!

When I get into an automatic for the first few minutes my left foot instinctively tries to reach for an imaginary clutch.

Scotty, teaching people this stuff is messing with my anti-theft program!

When I was a truck driver (25 years ago), I knew I was tired when I started shifting without using the clutch; it falls into gear if the rpm’s are right. The next stage of tired is grinding the gears.

That’s how my dad showed me. I was a wonder bread delivery man for many years. When the mechanic had me drive a truck on a test drive he was impressed with the way I shifted with out clutching. He said he’d taken over one hundred new employees on test drives over twenty years with the company and never seen anyone shift like me. 😎 old skoooool

Already know how to drive a standard but watching anyways because scotty is awesome

"911, there's a man in a red car driving back and forth and doing unusual maneuvers in the parking lot, he seems to be talking to imaginary people too."

Manual cars are really fun to drive and you really feel involved in driving it. And engine braking is so satisfying