Sigma Superlight

[footsoldier]

Looking at a 150 Superlight for road use, with a bit of track. Doesn't have an LSD, is this a big negative? Thanks

[David Long]

You could argue that no LSD is a positive for road use. Unless you want to be particularly aggressive in your driving style, I don't think you will need a LSD for that sort of power . . . . . but I'm sure there are those that will disagree.

[Snapper7]

LSD really come into their own when you have 200+ BHP IMHO

[BertBert]

Snapper7 said:

LSD really come into their own when you have 200+ BHP IMHO need to do donuts!

EFA!
Bert

Edited by BertBert on Sunday 25th October 06:05

[footsoldier]

Thanks, pretty much what I thought. Not needed, although I forgot about the donuts!

[casbar]

Snapper7 said:

LSD really come into their own when you have 200+ BHP IMHO

Absolute rubbish. Power has nothing to do with when an LSD comes into its own. It depends on what you want to use the car for and how hard you drive. Any track based activity, LSD is a must. Oh and doing dohnuts

[Scotty996T]

We have two Supersports, one with LSD one without. I prefer the LSD car - feels more planted and drive out of corners feels better. Personal preference I guess.