SC400 and LSD (limited slip differential)
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I searched, but couldn't find a direct answer.
Do any year SC400's come with an lsd stock?
I saw a 1999 SC400 that I might like to buy, but I find it odd that a car that cost $58k new didn't come stock with something as logical as an lsd.
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Do any year SC400's come with an lsd stock?
I saw a 1999 SC400 that I might like to buy, but I find it odd that a car that cost $58k new didn't come stock with something as logical as an lsd.
Thanks in advance for any replies
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Why is it logical? For the average driver, an open diff makes MUCH more sense. With an LSD, a novice or average driver is much more at risk of spinning in poor conditions
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I can think of half a dozen 260+hp cars in production in 2007 without an LSD: the IS350 for starters. Why would an LSD be expected in the 90's?
Accept the fact that it is going to take some work to tranform a Lexus into a true enthusiast's sports car. The Lexus line was crafted more for the passenger than the driver, in my opinion.
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