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The problem I find with not revving between shifts is that the RPM just plummets. :S I was lead to believe that this isnt normal on large diesel engines because they retain so much of their momentum.
Should I just leave the box snychronized and double clutch anyway?
Woops sorry i missed writing that out, but I do use the clutch a second time xD
This is what i think is the main problem
The RPMs drop too quickly on an upshift to ignore blipping the throttle