bbs993tt

Trust the auto throttle. It will get you going from a dead stop up some pretty steep inclines. Once it kicks in and the clutch is all the way out, then apply some gas.

I'd suggest taking it to an empty parking lot with an incline and practicing.

zirrah

Wow that's the first yellow one I've seen. Awesome

Crabman141

Dream car !! Very pretty and congrats on a gem

Vital Signs

looks awesome

cetro

Thanks everyone

fester

What an exotic! Congrats...just stunning!

ByeEnzo

Congrats! Enjoy the car in good health. I get mine here in the next week or so. They are putting a clear bra on the front clip prior to shipping here. Can't wait.

cetro

Thanks bud, you too. What's taking so long?

Clear film is a must. Make sure you post up lots of pics.

ronole

Congratulations! Just a gorgeous and special car.

MikeGT

You will get a feel for when your clutch starts to engage as you release it. For the really steep hills, I have the right foot on the brake as I'm releasing the clutch with the left foot, then ease off the brake as the clutch starts to engage. The moment I hear the small amount of auto throttle and the car begins to move slightly forward, my right foot is already on the gas and off we go. This way there is almost no rolling backward while waiting for the clutch to engage. After a while, it becomes second nature and the transition from green light to gas is less than two seconds if done smoothly.

Gofishracing

Wowww. !