> I guess if your engine has enough torque you can get going in first with zero additional throttle... An engine with lots of torque at idle is actually the wo

> I guess if your engine has enough torque you can get going in first with zero additional throttle... An engine with lots of torque at idle is actually the worst for this learning exercise as it makes it too easy. Any small 4 cylinder that I've had the chance to drive can easily get going without throttle if you're careful enough with the clutch play. Of course it makes no sense to drive like this for real but as an exercise in learning how to feather the clutch, it's great.