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During the winter, the combination of torque, wide tires, and LSD can make the driving a bit tricky on slippery surfaces. I do drive it in the winter and I do drive it when I go skiing. I use summer tires year round. If you get snow tires (for Canada), then it should be a bit easier. Leave the LSD since it's a whole lot of work for little improvement to replace it before and after every winter. Get some narrower snow tires and be patient. In case you don't know about the Limite Slip Differential; when it gets slippery the power keeps switching from side to side and combined that action with wide tires on a rainy day, hydroplaning at 90mph can be an adventure. Yes I do push it in the rain; I like slipping and sliding.
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