Are limited slip differentials useful in everyday driving?

>>17127897
please stop making threads

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>>17127900
this.

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Yet somehow I am the cancer that is killing /o/

No they're pretty fucking annoying actually.

Please, never stop chicken posting.

>>17128345
this

>>17127900
*shoots you in the head*

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>>17127897
For city folk, no.

For country folk driving on dirt/mud/snow, yes.

On wet roadways, waiting to turn right out into traffic and needing to get up to speed quickly. With an open diff you'll be spinning your inside wheel like a madman. With a LSD you'll hook up and take off nice and quick... or you'll break both rear wheels loose and power-slide out into traffic counter steering and banging off the rev-limiter. Both are a hoot!

>>17128071
YOU USE TO YOU USE TO

Stop. Ill track you down and kill you. I WILL rape you in front of your chickens.

pls post all chickens

>>17127897
yes.

especially if your driving a FWD or RWD in the wet or corners

>>17128569
maybe

>>17127897
yes, if the car has communicative suspension and a little power, you will notice the difference every time you apply--- or take your foot off the throttle. You will notice it even with legal speeds and maneuvers. It's a little weird the first time you lift in a 60mph highway bend and you feel the car gently shift as the rear axle frees up and it turns harder.

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>>17128417
>duck taep

>>17127897
That chicken is gonna get fit.
You're not gonna be able to catch it and pose it without a drag out fight.