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By snoof
if you want more of a challenge follow this guide. if done right, the only way to to shift is to match the engine and road speed, if you try to use the clutch it'll really throw you off. this guide gets you one step from actually driving a real truck I did it and have not looked back, love the change.
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https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1545684338
in game press [`] the type the 1st commnad, and [enter].
repeat for the 2nd.
It only applies to current profile, so if you have multiple profiles and want it enable, have to do it in each
I do double clutch most of the time.
The first console command disables the synchronic gear box, a must for double clutching or floating gears.
The 2nd enables the clutch break when fully pressing the pedal. Not sure if all RL american trucks have it, but very useful when staring in an incline.