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isn't braking more effective if you don't put in the clutch? it kills the engine, but has the advantage of using said engine to break
by airstrike 4y ago
isn't braking more effective if you don't put in the clutch? it kills the engine, but has the advantage of using said engine to break
- ilyt 4y agoIt is entirely irrelvant in any modern car as brakes are always stronger than your tire grip, unless you track the car and break over and over again often. But theoretically not on hard braking as plainly engine have enough inertia that it wouldn't get to "engine braking" phase when you just slammed on brake. You'd be braking both car and engine. On light braking, sure.
- progman32 4y agoAlso, in an emergency situation, it's better to keep things consistent. Save the fancy moves for when you have time and space. Any sign of trouble? Both feet in, no hesitation. Unless you train stopping with the clutch out.