So does mine, when I turn a wet corner from a dead stop first thing in the morning..... the rear tires will lose traction and want to swap ends. It's probably the LSD not releasing when cold, but I suspect it'll feel the same in hard snow or ice. The squirreliness is likely worse in the SWB.

When I lived in CT, I used to laugh at the commuter yuppies trying to drive '80s Cherokees uphill on ice.... most ended up in the ditch after some nice spin-outs. They never understood why their go-anywhere 4WD super-macho machines couldn't negotiate the hills. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

I'm very interested in testing my rear LSD in some ice and snow this winter to see how bad it is.

Frank