I have fr tdi with revo and I was wondering how you guys drive yours. For example do you rag it to the red line or chane at 3k. Any tips will be appreciated. Thanks
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surely it all depends on the driver and how fast they want to go.
for best progress dont let it drop off the boil, so below 2k rpm, and no over 4k.
for best progress dont let it drop off the boil, so below 2k rpm, and no over 4k.
Carefully. 
Requires good control of clutch and throttle to make good progress in first two gears - i.e just flooring it is the worst thing. You just have to treat the power with some respect and "learn" the car. Know the limits, know where the revbank produces the best results, and enjoy.
I leant my car to my mate so he could drive us to a couple of pubs (he was designated driver) and he stalled my car about 4 times, and just couldn't fathom it out - spinning up 2nd gear all the time, notchy changes... He enjoyed it I think, coming from a long term Skoda critic....
Requires good control of clutch and throttle to make good progress in first two gears - i.e just flooring it is the worst thing. You just have to treat the power with some respect and "learn" the car. Know the limits, know where the revbank produces the best results, and enjoy.I leant my car to my mate so he could drive us to a couple of pubs (he was designated driver
) and he stalled my car about 4 times, and just couldn't fathom it out - spinning up 2nd gear all the time, notchy changes... He enjoyed it I think, coming from a long term Skoda critic....Similar threads
