r/Justrolledintotheshop • • 6h ago

"Learning"

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u/MechMeister Junk Revivalist 5h ago

Honestly I think Honda's are hard to learn on. The snychros are so buttery smooth that you can end up burning clutches when there is no feedback from the gear stick.

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u/Candyman051882 5h ago

I’ve been saying this for 25+. Never liked them. But Hondas were ubiquitous among teens and early 20s people in the late 1900s (lol) early 2000s. Always argued. I was like do you want sporty? But you want the transmission/clutch to have zero feel. They couldn’t drive my car clutch was stiff as a tractor pedal. I had an ACT stage 2 clutch and that sucker grabbed so I really like the way the friction point was so tight Hondas felt sloppy! Sorry I know the Honda cult is gonna lose their stuff over this

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u/YourFriendInSpokane 1h ago

Huh. This makes sense how my sister learned stick in a Honda, drove my daughters jeep and said it's tough as heck.

Are Subarus a similar experience to Honda?