Quiet you! hehe

I just want to make the best choices I can when I have things rebuilt next year.

Rebuild with heavy duty parts and relax on thinking you will ever need to tub it out and put 40" slicks on to keep traction.

Yes yes, I realize that. I asked about the LSD because somewhere else I read the car transfers power to one wheel more than the other and this can lead to big transmission damage down the road. Considering that I am having the thing put in for rebuilding anyway, I was trying to figure out whether or not to spend the extra money.

Ok... 3 pages of posting later.

NO

Mortehl, torque steer is from uneven length/angle drive shafts.

Straight line burnouts do not stress a Diff more on one side than another.

Your car will lay twins in a straight line ever time.

NEVER do one-wheel wonders (burnout in a turn). THAT'* going to blow your diff faster than anything.