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Fri Jul 18, 2008 4:22 am
Neither viscous nor helical are ideal for drag/drift. You really want a clutch pack or some other form of locked diff for those.
I would pick HLSD any day of the week over VLSD. Primarily due to service life, ability to apply power to both wheels as needed (so long as one wheel isn't on something that prevents traction like ice).
I've been running a VLSD for about 3-4 years now, and if I could have done it all over again, I would have gone HLSD. The viscous unit is good for an entry level diff. If you occassionally auto-x your car, you won't do wrong with a viscous diff.
But in the end, if I had the choice of HLSD or VLSD and they were identical in price, I would go HLSD in a heartbeat.