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BeamGuy
I have two friends with a Subaru Outback 5-speed, and both complain most about the
clutch action. Both have driven 5-speeds all their lives. One friend owns one and had
the clutch replaced once, but still complain that shifting "just has never felt natural and
always requires me to think about it". Another is in the market for a new car, but ruled
out the 5-speed due to a similar experience.
Just what is up here?
Is the difference simply that the outback has a heavy duty drive train, and if so are there
other Subaru models that would feel more like a street car?
clutch action. Both have driven 5-speeds all their lives. One friend owns one and had
the clutch replaced once, but still complain that shifting "just has never felt natural and
always requires me to think about it". Another is in the market for a new car, but ruled
out the 5-speed due to a similar experience.
Just what is up here?
Is the difference simply that the outback has a heavy duty drive train, and if so are there
other Subaru models that would feel more like a street car?