Learning how to drive the car :P
While I personally think it looks awesome and I wish I had the ***** to do it to my own car, I'm simply requesting that you not do it.
I'm interested in your well-being on this board.
Last piece of advice- don't feed the Hraesvelg.
I'm interested in your well-being on this board.
Last piece of advice- don't feed the Hraesvelg.

haha and last piece of advice.... consider it heeded
Yeeah i know... I'm kinda worried about it now... more like paranoid. What if i totally mess it up?! But you're right, i'll definitely be out there practicing again when i get back in town this weekend.
you gotta watch all these 40 year old virgin creeps on here trying to get pictures to pleasure themselves too, but anyway, once you get the level street shifting down, your ultimate task to conquer will be hills, they are so annoying when driving manual, but if you can hold it down on steep hills without stalling and rolling back into the car behind you , you will be good to go! i learned on the hills of SF in the bay area...now that **** was a challenge!! haha
you gotta watch all these 40 year old virgin creeps on here trying to get pictures to pleasure themselves too, but anyway, once you get the level street shifting down, your ultimate task to conquer will be hills, they are so annoying when driving manual, but if you can hold it down on steep hills without stalling and rolling back into the car behind you , you will be good to go! i learned on the hills of SF in the bay area...now that **** was a challenge!! haha

Man don't listen to these guys. I bought my Z after driving auto the first 6 years of my life. It was the car I learned to drive a manual in and yes it was a hard car to learn and I probably had the car stall about 300 times the first 3 months but I've learned to drive it and have put 50k+ miles since. Its worth learning to drive. Good luck. Just don't let the ********* on here ruin your fun in the Z. This site is helpful when it comes working on your Z, but there tons of *******s posting around here wagging their dicks.
Last edited by SoldzMyZ; Apr 23, 2009 at 10:58 PM.
Hey,
I never knew how to drive stick, and I first bought myself a 2000 prelude... A friend showed me the basics one day, and then after that I just did everything else on my own...47000 miles later and I haven't replaced the clutch...
So don't worry, just keep at it and you will be fine
I never knew how to drive stick, and I first bought myself a 2000 prelude... A friend showed me the basics one day, and then after that I just did everything else on my own...47000 miles later and I haven't replaced the clutch...
So don't worry, just keep at it and you will be fine

Hey,
I never knew how to drive stick, and I first bought myself a 2000 prelude... A friend showed me the basics one day, and then after that I just did everything else on my own...47000 miles later and I haven't replaced the clutch...
So don't worry, just keep at it and you will be fine
I never knew how to drive stick, and I first bought myself a 2000 prelude... A friend showed me the basics one day, and then after that I just did everything else on my own...47000 miles later and I haven't replaced the clutch...
So don't worry, just keep at it and you will be fine

lol @ a lot of these responses. Well little lady, how is it coming? If i remember correctly the OP started this thread about a month ago? Should be more proficient at driving your car. I remember when i first got mine. Drove it home from Mission Hills, CA to Whittier, CA. Long drive for barely knowing how to drive stick, lol. Only way to learn is stall constantly and find the sweet spot to get out of first =)




