LSD ? Have a totally different thing in my head with these letters but, firstly, what is it and secondly, why would you want to fit this to a vehicle that already has the capabilities?

 If it wasn't so bad it'd be funny.

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Freelander 2 HSE auto 2014 ( Florrie ) ..... Try again.
Freelander 2 GS 2012...... Gone.

surprised this thread is still alive.
...because our vehicles in fact don’t have a true mechanical lsd capability. The electronics are such that the wheels require significant spin before the torque is “allowed” to transfer to the opposite wheel.
The handling of my jags is significantly transformed positively. Ever so cleverly done and immediately evident on the very slippery road with the gradual transfer of power prior to the state of spin. Like some of you I concur that the electronic managed system does provide some value, especially for those with limited driving experience. For the rest of us, he jury is out. Guy Pensa
Cars with Personalities
Getting itchy. What's next?
2014 Land Rover HSE Lux (blend of practicality and aggressiveness)
2007 XKR (Jaguar Racing Green) (woo hoo!)
2004 XJR (Jaguar Racing Green) (deceased)
2002 S-Type R (British Racing Green, of course)
1951 Riley RMD (Black, time for that restoration)

Hi,
your a bit late to answer

Jules asked over a year ago

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my first ever FL2 and I did keep it longer than most other cars!
But its now gone way up Norf

JulesK wrote:

LSD ? Have a totally different thing in my head with these letters but, firstly, what is it and secondly, why would you want to fit this to a vehicle that already has the capabilities?

Limited Slip Differential................