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Old 12-01-2017, 04:04 PM
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Folks with the new 6 spd sport MT, how do you control rollback when starting on a steep hill or incline?
Previous older MT cars, like my 997 GT3, it was pretty easy to modulate the manual emergency brake with the clutch release to control the car from rolling backwards on a hill.
All insight, pointers or tips greatly appreciated.

Old 12-01-2017, 04:07 PM
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I think it has the auto anti-rollback feature, no?
Old 12-01-2017, 04:19 PM
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Using the hand brake was cheating.

Now ya gotta learn how to be smooth and quick.
Old 12-01-2017, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by evilfij
I think it has the auto anti-rollback feature, no?
Well this is why I'm asking!
Originally Posted by LexVan
Using the hand brake was cheating.

Now ya gotta learn how to be smooth and quick.
Quick and smooth with 500HP.... might need some practice!
Old 12-01-2017, 05:59 PM
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The car has the hill hold feature. Even the PDK cars have this. You can also activate the electric parking brake.
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Just drive your car in San Francisco for a weekend, and you'll learn very quickly how NOT to roll back on a hill
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Originally Posted by Chris88
Just drive your car in San Francisco for a weekend, and you'll learn very quickly how NOT to roll back on a hill
Haha, seriously... But I never knew any self-respecting man would ever use the handbrake… I remember even my grandmother saying that that was for people who didn’t know how to drive LOL
(Then again, she still watches Motogp races live, and actively roots for Valentino Rossi so maybe she’s not the typical grandmother)
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Brake, clutch and some gas will do it!
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Foot on brake, let the clutch out to bite point, use the side of your foot to blip the throttle and once you feel it engage take your foot immediately off the brake and accelerate. Be confident.
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Originally Posted by Just in time
Brake, clutch and some gas will do it!
Originally Posted by BlueGT3
Foot on brake, let the clutch out to bite point, use the side of your foot to blip the throttle and once you feel it engage take your foot immediately off the brake and accelerate. Be confident.
Again, no news on modern Porsche manuals as it has a Hill-hold function.


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