Hi, im new here and i was wondering if anyone can give me some pointers on how to power shift...yes i'm a newb i know...i recently just learned the basics on how to drive a stick...but lately alot of racers around my city keeps messing with me...iono if i did power shift but every time from 1st i take off with high rpm and shift too 2nd...then the car jugs on me like 1 or 2 times...so i stop. i'm assuming thats not how to power shift...well if anyone is an expert at it....what should i do to prevent the jug? am i letting go the clutch to slow or too fast? any details or any steps u guys can provide that would help alot....thx! :p

advice #1.. stop "racing" around town before you kill somebody.
advice #2.. if you just learned to drive stick, dont try and race, youll likely kill the tranny.. learn to drive first.

it would also really help if you told us more details.. like make and model of your car, any mods? just saying its "jugging" when you try to "power shift'' means nothing..

well yeah i wasnt looking for a race or anything i just have a thought of curiousity. i was just curious on how ppl can shift so fast with out any grinds on the car....

oh and my car 91 crx si...b18a1 engine...and a ys1 tranny...

You do it by spending a good amount of time driving your car normally, and eventually learn how the car feels. By doing what you're doing now, all you're doing is causing unnecessary wear to your clutch; if you're lucky. I've seen quite a few people wear chunks out of their clutches as well as destroy gears in their transmission, by doing that kind of stuff. Trust me, just drive it like a normal conservative person and eventually you won't even have to ask for tips.

oh icic so just get use to the basics and eventually...it would come to me....thx for the heads up...it's best to just drive normally then to rush things....thank you

if you r pushing in the clutch when u are shiftin thats not power shifting... power shifting is when u know your car so well u dont need the clutch to shift, although i do not think shifting like that is a good idea...