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+2.  Then again, this is the way I drive my car.  Get the clutch engaged at idle and then ramp up the throttle.  Works great as long as I'm on flat ground.

I remember being stopped on 1st Ave in Seattle in my 89 Legend, one of the steepest intersections one will ever find.  I had to really slip the clutch to get the car going and the smell of clutch was worrisome for a few days.  I never changed the clutch when I sold it at 175,000 miles.


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