How to Change Gear SMOOTHLY in a Manual Car / Stick Shift

Driving smoothly in a manual / stick shift car can be a little tricky to get right. Whether it's the timing of the clutch or the gear shift itself there is quite a bit to get wrong. With a few tips you can make it a little easier on yourself, your car and your passengers whilst driving!
Thank you for watching and let me know what you'd like to see in future videos in the comments.
Cheers! Alex
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[@renerios1056]

Love throwing my passengers around lol.

[@mwendia]

Funniest comment.

[@trandafircristina97]

Same

[@Fisky-ww6ee]

Rene Rios same

[@_makatlego_]

Lol I am learning to drive.. I feel horrible every time I throw the instructor around

[@kazakukog]

@@_makatlego_ he chose his fate

[@floofytown]

It's weird, even after like 12 years of driving stick every day, I still have some days where I just can't shift smoothly to save my life...and other days where I feel like God Of The Shift and everything just clicks. I live for those good days.

[@GaryTha2nd]

I got 3,4,5 and 6 down 1 and 2 I’m horrible lol

[@berko2243]

Add more revs. +500RPM can solve the problem

[@SD-Zaza]

floofytown 00000

[@classicbass3456]

Gary Holy Jr well first and second have the biggest gear ratio change so they are the hardest. The rest is easy.

[@kyledavis4202]

Yes! I’ve only been driving stick for a couple of months but I’m an Uber driver so I get plenty of time behind the wheel. On days where I’m the God of the Shift, I wish my passengers would comment and tell me how awesome I’m shifting but of course they never do. They’re buried in their phones and could not care less. 😂😂😂

[@jaymillard8033]

the only problem i have is changing up into 2nd gear, its just jerky.

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Jay millard - look in your owner's manual for the recommended rev for 1 to second gear. There is a recommendation there, which will work as a starting point. Also, experiment with lower revs. What is suggest is ascending revs as you move up in the gears. In my Honda with a 2.0L engine I've shifted 3 gears before getting through an intersection. The faster you get through the gears, the better fuel mileage you're going to achieve. All the best, Cheers Rick

[@yaoi698]

My teacher taught me to pretend you're pulling up in first when you switch to second, so let out the clutch slowly while feeding in the throttle. Helped me alot. No idea if it's good or bad for the car but it's reallly smooth compared to just shifting normally.

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Arvid Ooms - that is great advice. Yes, bring the clutch out to the friction point and then control the pedal through that approximately one inch where the two plates in the clutch are coming together - as you said. And like you said, as your moving the clutch through the friction zone (biting) start giving throttle. All the best, Cheers Rick

[@Trust291]

Jay millard Me too with my Nissan Altima it's always the 2nd shift sometimes 3rd

[@tomascruz674]

Jay millard seems u still drive 1st with ur clutch pressed in.. try crawling the car really slow on first without the clutch.. 2nd 3rd..ect .. wud be a breeze

[@Fisky-ww6ee]

When I change gears my driving instructor moves all over 🤣

[@Paynos]

Show them who's boss 😂

[@Fisky-ww6ee]

Paynos 🤣

[@SyedaTasnia]

my driving instructor can relate 😂

[@HarvssLadd]

Started my driving lessons 4 weeks ago and was struggling with gear changing. Gonna put these tips to use tomorrow when I have my lesson. Cheers for these really helpful videos!

[@egret4393]

Nice pfp

[@Paynos]

Ayyyy. Good to see you everyone! Hope you've had a great week :)

[@a8id_six360]

Paynos thanks,please could you do a video on what rev point we should go up and down in

[@Paynos]

I've done a video called "When to change gear" so give that a check if you've got some spare time man! :)

[@a8id_six360]

Paynos thanks

[@seanwedlock6145]

Paynos a video on proper seat adjustment and mirror adjustment would be great please

[@nandsookhan6743]

You gotta fix that squeaky clutch mate.

[@tunefully1792]

I'm no formula one driver, but I can drive stick. I still watch these because you can never know it all. Just remember that for everyone starting. You will stall so much. I live in a big city and stall more than you'd think, I dump the clutch because life on the roads are not perfect.

[@Cryptiiix]

Tunefully its so easy to panic and dump the clutch quicker than you want to. Gotta take it slow and you will prevent stalling

[@harikrishnanr1971]

Yeah man true!

[@joelsletten3386]

I second all of this

[@ronaldrodriguez189]

Just got my first stick car month ago it's going alittle better than the first 2 weeks as my dad tells me your not a professional your gona get better day to day 🤙🙏

[@nathanellis7599]

Thank you for one of the most clear and comprehensive videos on the internet. As a progressing manual driver, your video concisely explained the little things I was still wondering about in an understandable way without wasting time.

[@adamsmith8615]

hey, i have been learning to drive for a month now. The advice you give is perfect and you have accelerated my driving experience, you deserve more subs. Thank you c:

[@Paynos]

Thank you man! Good luck with learning and drive safe.

[@spoken-like-an-artist3953]

You’ve actually explained details here that, in looking at 30 plus videos, the other KZbinrs haven’t. Well done🎉🎉👏🏻 I’m a new stick shift driver in the U.S. Finally information that I find practical for my understanding. So MUCH appreciated🙏🏼🚙‼️

[@PaulSutherlandnow]

Dude! This is such a great video I haven't owned a stick shift in 15 years though I used to drive a big rig. Just bought a manual transmission Friday and really needed the pointers. Thank you so much. You should have seen me day one I was double clutching like I was in an 18-wheeler lorry

[@brendandax]

Your speaking voice is awesome 😀 I just changed from a petrol engine to a diesel for the first time. I'm finding my lower gear shifts quite "unsmooth" so I must try the tips here! I get frustrated with myself because after 20 years driving, you don't expect this! Thanks for the video.

[@paulamoors]

I’ve been driving for over twenty years but my manual for a week. At first I was terrified of stalling and having people honk at me but at 75 I just restart the car and not let it get to me. I’m getting there, it’s just great to have a car again. I had to give up my car with the pandemic and then recently someone gave me this stick shift and I love it. I kind of feel like if I can do this I can do anything.

[@thelonelywolf88]

As an American, I found this helpful as I'm trying to hone my shifting a little better. When I first started out, I guess I've been shifting too slow and the car jerks a bit going into the gear

[@Paynos]

Thanks for watching! Glad it helped :)

[@ifeanyiarua9856]

Thought you Americans drives automatic 😂😂

[@Cupcakeprincess85]

Me too I’m scared I’m going to mess m car up from 1-2 I’m horrible but everything else is good

[@Cupcakeprincess85]

I feel I shift to hard in general

[@calvinhoward2277]

@@ifeanyiarua9856 I'm American, and I wouldn't be caught dead in automatic. I am an old school Street racer and I only drive muscle cars or sports cars. My opinion is stupid to have a sports car that is automatic

[@kateyes2736]

All your videos helped refresh my memory, I was forced to drive my car because my brother was tired of driving me around. All this time I thought I needed to go back to the driving school to refresh my memory but I came across your channel and trust me when I say your videos helped me Thank you❤

[@maryannkelley12]

Thank you so much for posting this!!! So helpful! Just bought a Mazda yesterday and I was having problems with some jerkiness while downshifting, just went on a cruise and I did so much better after watching this.

[@dddsa5951]

Hey, man! I've been driving for more than a year now but I felt the whole time that I'm switching gears wrong. I guess my driving instructor failed to explain it right to me. All the videos that I watched concentrate on basics which I already know, but your video opened my eyes on what I was doing wrong. I tried this evening and I can't say that I made it right from the first try, but I think I've figured out what is the right way to do it so now I just need to practice a bit. Anyway, thank you very much, great video! For other starters, here is my mistake: after pushing the clutch pedal I stepped on the gas pedal a little bit and tried to manually fix the revs on the right point to switch gears. Sometimes I got it, sometimes not (after long practice I usually fitted the revs right), but the main problem is that I stayed much longer with detached clutch than if I would do it like this video explains. Hence more time without proper control of the car; longer shifts; slower acceleration; increased clutch wear and so on. You better learn the proper way of shifting gears because it's way harder to overcome your bad habit.

[@MC-yx2gn]

I love that the rest of the world didn’t abandon the manual transmission like we’re in the process of doing in the US. I drive a manual for plenty of reasons, most important of which is that I like to drive. I gotta say, it’s blowing my mind thinking about having to select gears with my left hand. I don’t think it would be easy to retrain. Great video and spot on. The more “smooth” you want your shifts, the more wear you can potentially impart upon your clutch pack. The harder shifts may be a quicker transition from engaged to disengaged but that abusive might be felt on other parts of the drivetrain (ie universal joints etc). When I’m alone it’s not as big a deal, but I am definitely more conscious of my shifts when I have passengers. Especially if their heads are bobbing back and forth.

[@losingmyfavoritegame8752]

Love the squeaky footwork. My first standard had a squeaking clutch pedal. It helped me judge the biting point on hill starts.

[@jeffreyfigueiredo1740]

That was bang on buddy! Excellent tutorial for beginners as well as well seasoned stick drivers. I personally have a brand new 30th Anniversary MX-5 and it drops the revs very quickly when I put the clutch in. 👍🏾

[@RemarkableMarc]

thanks for explaining exactly the motions for downshifting. you put it in terms I understand.

[@SubiyaCryolite]

Ugh, you make it look so easy >_>

[@UrbanBoatingLee]

I live in this village so now I'm insecure that you'll see my poor gear shifting! LMAO

[@Millermacs]

I drive a 2004 Honda Civic Si, I've noticed while upshifting, the lower the RPM the smoother it shifts. Example Accelerating in 1st, I rev until about 3k RPM, clutch in, wait a second for the RPM to go down to 2k and it slides into 2nd perfectly.

[@MarshaunLugo]

Millermacs I’m going to try this out

[@alexswanson1247]

Yup, that's called rev matching. When you change gears the speed the engine is spinning with the transmission changes, because with the clutch pressed youre disengaging the transmission and engine from the wheels. When shifting up, let the rpms fall, every car is different so you'll need to play around with the amount. When shifting down, you want to add a bit of gas with the clutch pressed in. That will raise your rpm to match engine speed to wheel speed, making a smooth transition.

[@therealderekchurch]

Thanks!

[@calvinhoward2277]

Yeah for a 4-cylinder that would be the perfect shifting procedure, but with a V8 you would rub up to about 4000 and try to shift at around 3000 or 2500. Any lower than that then the engine will starve for RPM's

[@nuts529]

he is the only guy who makes this kind of informative videos

[@Eren-da-Jaeger]

Very nice video Paynos. This is really helpful to me. I dont have a high performance car, but every once in a while I like to climb on the throttle and try fast acceleration, and more than 80% of time its the third and 5th which catches me.

[@Kairav09]

I always wondered why the change from 1-2 was so much worse than from 2-3, but now I know. Thank you

[@dragonlee1000]

Best tutorial ever. And Ive watched many on this topic.

[@akhilanandakumar]

I am from India,while searching for good driving lesson videos,came across yours..all ur videos are genuine and very useful ..thanks alot...

[@51H0N]

now I can make my gear shifts silky smooove 😎

[@Paynos]

SILKY SQUAD

[@hambubger668]

like a babies backside

[@bethanyPCOS]

love your videos! passed my driving test a few weeks ago.. definitely helped me!

[@Paynos]

Thank you! Congratulations on passing and drive safe :D

[@static_Tricolor_camry]

This is really good informative when I shift to 2nd gear my car jerks back and forth some times I have to hold the clutch in for about 2-3 seconds before letting my left foot off the clutch pedal I just bought this car a couple weeks ago so I'm still getting used to the clutch I haven't drove manual in a long time so it takes time to get back into the task shifting smoothly without jerking back and forth I've had so many Manual cars in the past but my last car was a 5 Speed Automatic Transmission and I just bought a 2010 Toyota Corolla XRS with a 5 Speed Manual Transmission its like learning to drive a Manual car all over again only I already know what to do but the Heel Toe and upshifting is something I need to work on getting better at Manual is the best

[@marko12tony]

Good luck with getting used to it man, one thing that I wish I knew when I learned was that when releasing the clutch, the speed at which you do it doesn't really matter until you get to the biting point. You can release it quick just be slower when you're in that point and you're good; that should make upshifting a lot quicker.

[@trockeneiscreme7713]

@@marko12tony dude

[@ib0o-814]

It’s all about practice! You got this.

[@cammyaustin5172]

yet again, another good video man!!

[@Paynos]

Cheers bro! :)

[@alitegaming8591]

thanks for get me travel via your videos, i never did travel anywhere, I've been in my room for years. thanks very much.

[@derdecane]

Haha, always talking about the revs. I wish I would even be able to know my revs, my stupid Renault Twingo only has a speedometer and nothing else xD But still a nice video!

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

are you deaf?

[@losingmyfavoritegame8752]

You really nailed is at 1:00. I'm re watching this. "How long your car holds revs for". Some cars assist some have a heavy flywheel, some just go raw. The fuel assist too. Reasons why I like a Mazda gearbox.

[@fatihkaya7870]

This helped a lot. Thank you.

[@jasonmason6910]

Thanks brah. I started driving yesterday and when i change gear i always mess up but this video helped. THANKS

[@Paynos]

No worries man, good luck with the learning!

[@rezagrans1296]

My question is how mucj RPM should car be at in a given gear for us to know that we're ok to press it harder for max acceleration

[@rezagrans1296]

My guess is that it should be 2500? And we're best off not holding any gear beyond 4000? Roughly just past intersction pt peak

[@rezagrans1296]

TOrque and peak power

[@LoveLikeaHurricane]

One thing I want to comment on is also applying gas the right amount for whether you are accelerating or cruising at the same speed. If you are accelerating the force of the car is pushing you into the back of the seat. When you push the clutch in you stopped that push for a moment but not enough to feel like you are engine braking. So when you are applying the gas you would want to smoothly apply the throttle again to get the weight transition to be smooth.

[@kylecrofton1712]

Very helpful video man thanks alot

[@120HEAT]

Thanks bro, just picked up stick shift car(Nissan 350z HR) and had the "jerk" problem and yea even though I am a noob I rather learn heal toe than being a turtle with the clutch! thanks again for the info and insight, really uped my knowledge on the techniques! now I gotta try it out, also I took notes because there is a lot of different topics in the world of manual transmission lol

[@larasutherland5659]

literally luv u

[@jayveeSM9]

Gonna be doing my test in a few hours time. Thanks for all these videos I applied most of it during lessons. Will update for the result. Cheers!

[@Casiopea-San]

It's been a year, how did it go?

[@juniorngcobo]

Did you pass?

[@benshier6903]

buttery smooooth x

[@user-gl6vp1jv3e]

Take away point : 'awhen upshifting, If you go forwards, then you're releasing the clutch too slow.If you go backwards, then you're doing it too fast.'

[@Harvest1212]

3:08 Oh that makes so much sense. Making the transition from 1st to 2nd has always been my kryptonite on my daily driver. Every other gear I don't have a problem with. Just 1st to 2nd.

[@eldrinmanabat4329]

i barely get that right.. the whole release the clutch slowly/gently when downshifting.. adding throttle before i release the clutch is the one i got accustomed to since im more likely to fail less with it :D. thanks for the explanation, i need more practice >.

[@chennojusreemaan2144]

Great explanation sir. Nice one

[@jamxs6th529]

Struggling on my down shifts thanks for the help !

[@8thhousealchemist600]

I got an Evo FE and it's real different than my previous 05 Audi TT. 2nd to 3rd is very touchy and the clutch needs to be released quickly since the turbo kicks in and you'll over rev your engine.

[@ilonggongbriton6437]

I love this idea

[@Cazimie]

When i went to driving lessons my goal was to be an automatic transmission. When i got my own car this effect became nearly impossible. I hope with these tips i can stop launching my belongings everytime i shift

[@carlos_al]

you were the best one to explain. thank you

[@Paynos]

Thank you for the super lovely words!

[@aculix9786]

The problem is, when you're accelerating in the first gear e.g you will force a kick forward due to the clutch suddenly stops the acceleration. You can switch the gear as smoothly as you can, in the end you have to be careful and the clutch and the gas pedal especially in the lower gears you mentioned. In the upper gears the problem isn't there, at least you don't have HP-MONSTER ^^

[@napojen1]

My Test is tomorrow. Scared af

[@Paynos]

Good luck!

[@PureOriginz]

TechGangsta how did it go

[@napojen1]

I dun goofed. Had 4 minors and 2 majors. Both majors were stupid mistakes that I wouldn't usually make. You are probably wondering what i did wrong. To put it simply, I was too nice. I stopped on the left turning left lane to give way to an oncoming right turner. Obviously I had priority and it was very stupid and dangerous but the road confused me. Mean little road. The second was for a "meeting in the road" where both forward and oncoming lanes merge into a single file give-way system. I messed up my gear change and therefore was unable to give-way at the give-way. Another shitty road. There goes £106. *sigh* That's a lot of money to me considering i am a student. Student being the universal euphemism for broke ass mofo!

[@Paynos]

TechGangsta That sounds really unlucky man. Just try to learn from the mistakes and keep practicing! Get that test rebooked and go for it again mate.

[@napojen1]

Cheers man, Will rebook rn. Hopefully it goes well.

[@Guenounovitch]

rev matching like a prooooo

[@Dcc357]

I got my first manual car a week ago, a GTI. Just after work today, I started driving around my block trying to master the 1-2 shift. Gotta be really gentle with the clutch. I feel guilty driving like a maniac with it and it's not even 500 miles yet lol. Gotta break it in nicely ya know.

[@f.ferenc88]

Went from 1.4liter car to 1.6l and I have to re learn how to friggin shift... Anyways this explains everything mate, you were great help! Brilliant sunglasses !

[@lewislockley4304]

Love how your driving through my village lol

[@brayanuribe8799]

thank you so much for mentioning the gear ratios!!

[@muresanmarius7746]

Your advice helped me a lot THANKS!!!!!!!

[@Paynos]

Thanks for watching!

[@knittingnetty1980]

Great video! I've got my 6th lesson in a few hours, the clutch and gear change is the one I'm not massively confident on, I don't know if it is being left handed? I've passed my theory test so feel I'm getting somewhere, have encountered some unexpected hazards and have had to react quickly and guess that's part and parcel of driving, has been like a baptism of fire! Practice makes perfect and better late than never with learning to drive as I'm 37, felt like an old fogey compared to All the young ones in the theory test centre!

[@carleynorthcoast1915]

best video I've seen so far on this topic // hailing from British Columbia

[@noobjitsu1743]

im from there too!

[@j-psalmi8039]

The way i do it is i press the clutch in quickly, engage the next gear and quickly lift the clutch to the point where it starts catching. Then i smoothly release the clutch. May sound like a lot of stuff but my shifts usually last about 2 seconds. Don't know how hard it is on the clutch but my teacher liked it :D

[@TheLondonCyclist]

Slam the clutch, change, smooth up and accelerate. I learnt that last night.

[@mudza92]

Thats much better than watching your rpm meter to releasr clutch. I just ad a bit of throttle and gentle clutch release makes it smooth as automatic. People overcomplicate things for no reason

[@SternDrive]

I am a pro driver in North America and I wish the few folks here who drive manuals would drive as you do. My 6 speed shifts a bit slower and my trans. and engine last the life of the car. I just sold my 99 Firebird with the original clutch. Good video.

[@jacobtorres5542]

Thanks man! I was rev matching and I didn’t even know it

[@CFLavertu]

Awesome tutorial

[@vkumar3675]

Oh thank you dude! I had asked you about shifting smoothly few days ago and you now made a video! Definitely helpful

[@Paynos]

No worries man, thanks for watching!

[@ericcoyoca1852]

tanx sir it helps me a lot

[@garycsfunlife]

As a man watching some passengers bounce around is quite entertaining at times 😁😈😁

[@dbzusman]

I got my first car because of your advice etc Seat Ibiza 2008 1.4 sport honestly can say it's such a smooth and fun car.

[@Paynos]

Awesome! Enjoy :)

[@uhaveabuttface]

I’ve been driving stick for about a month now, and I thought myself so I might be missing something, I struggle starting in slow speeds! And also, some days I feel like a gentle beast with buttery smooth shifts, but some days I’m just shit

[@QuakeGamerROTMG]

To put it simply you want the clutch to be released as close to the required RPM as possible. So when you go up a gear you want to release the clutch as your RPM goes down to where it should be for that speed. For example in my car if I went from second gear to third gear at 80km/h then in second gear that would be at around 5-6K rpm but for third gear that is only about 4K rpm so the smoothest shift would be one where I release the clutch as the rpm lowers and is getting close to 4K rpm. And it works in the other direction if you want to downshift then you want to (between gears) use the accelerator to increase your rpm so in the example above but in the other direction (third to second at 80km/h) I would be at around 4K rpm in third and while shifting to second I would put my foot on the accelerator to bring the rpm up to around 5K that way the clutch isn't having to slow your wheels to increase engine rpm making it smoother.

[@TheLondonCyclist]

I just use the mph indicator. 1-10 = 1st, 10-20 = 2nd and 20-30 = 3rd and I do this for downshifting from 30, too. So when o hit around the 22mph mark going down, I'll shift to 2nd.

[@thomashe529]

Too much words

[@mudza92]

No need to ge timing your clutch release thats too much work, people should learn to rev match with throtle, its easy and in time you can do it just by the sound of engine. Shift and as you release clutch add a bit of gas and it should be as smooth as automatic. Upshift or downshift always use a bit of throtle to revmatch and after a bit of practicing it becomes second nature and you dont even have to think about it at all it becomes as natural as breathing, at least thats how my father taught me and it works perfectly for me, listen to engine because nothing can tell you better when and how to shift than a sound of engine. The car is speaking to you dont ignore it

[@calvinhoward2277]

It really all depends on how many RPMs you give it. You can go from first to second pretty quick as long as you're not slamming on the throttle. And when I'm driving at a slow rate of speed like you're doing, I would rarely go any higher than 4th gear. I may not go no higher than 3rd gear if the speed limit is below 30 miles an hour. But I have a 03 Mach 1 and they run better at high RPMs

[@carverkat1964]

Perfectly structured explanation nice work mate

[@rajuparmar1862]

Great Teaching

[@ashl3yow3n]

Coming back to this video after watching all them months ago, now that I have had a car for a few months, this defo is gonna help, not to mention my test soon :S

[@ashl3yow3n]

Good vid bro cheers

[@Paynos]

Thank you man! :)

[@ronaldrodriguez189]

Amazing video appreciate it 🙌 👏 👍 🙏 👌 💯

[@ronalddavies7703]

I'm learning to your channel new subscriber here

[@strilla5111]

Could you do a video on the new 2017 road test exam in the U.K. (New rules they have brought forward)

[@Paynos]

I'll definitely have a look into it man! :)

[@alitegaming8591]

i usually watch your uploads.

[@JamaIBrowner]

Hi Paynos, you know when you downshift Rev March, do you have to use break first to slow down.

[@Ytube099]

Great explanation 👍

[@mikedavies4561]

Great advise

[@teamnewband7319]

Thanks mate this is really useful! Would you be able to do a video on merging onto dual carriageway ways and using slip lanes. I have my driving test coming up and that's the one thing I'm kind of worried about.

[@Paynos]

No worries, thanks for watching! Sure, can definitely look at working one in :)

[@teamnewband7319]

Paynos cheers mate! :)

[@samscott8085]

I thought I recognized those chimneys in the background! You must live near me

[@michaeletheridge925]

GooooooooooD Job

[@clh4411]

I love this channel. I've currently done 10 lessons and was wondering if you could a video on reversing into a bay and also parking manoeuvre techniques

[@Paynos]

I have done a few for the UK driving test but I'll be making more soon for sure! :)

[@clh4411]

Paynos cheers boi

[@ShadyOakz]

"I was being dramatic but that sucks." 🤣🤣

[@Juice-jx1pr]

great video

[@Recklesshade]

Thanks man!

[@Paynos]

:)

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[@LoliLoveJuice]

honestly that shoe squeak gave me an idea of how the speed of your feet for the 'proper'

[@sundar2332]

Good. Thank you for effort to teaching us driving.....

[@Paynos]

Thanks for watching!

[@heynika1269]

Thank you

[@jjbluepunk]

good one

[@benjarrell5123]

damn this actually helped alot

[@SuperTomo136]

wish i could watch the revs but my shitty car doesn't have a rev counter

[@Ed-wt3jn]

What kinda car doesn't have a rev counter???

[@Aaron-fb6mb]

What car is it?

[@adonislopez2066]

Or prolly its just broken lol

[@matttaylor4545]

My 2004 f150 has no rev counter, you kinda learn to go off engine noise

[@meikenn]

My 2014 Mitsubishi Space Star ( I think it's called Mirage in some countries) doesn't have a rev counter