Thread: Learning to Drive!
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Old 09-01-2004, 17:49   #20
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Re: Learning to Drive!
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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
a very difficult question to answer , change up to early and the car will struggle , change down when you are going to fast and the pistons might pop out and say hello , along with the oil , seriously your instructor will keep you right on that one
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I started driving about 5-6 monthes ago.. your instructor'l take you through everything.. gears will come natuarally after your 2nd or so lesson (if your a lad, not a lass ).. And as xaccers said.. you just need to tottaly impress your instructor.. give him a smooth drive, make him happy My tests next saturday.. cant wait

Found it good to read www.2pass.co.uk , got loads of useful information about things, such as how to do hill starts, etc etc (Think gearings on there as well).. Also gives you useful info on the day of your test as well
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