wheel hardness?
Acetree posted,
I've heard its better to have harder wheels in the back and softer wheels in the front, is this true?
is it the same for bushings too?
2009 June 9 6:18 PM
BChap replied,
I wouldn't necessarily say 'better' but some people do run HARDER wheels in the FRONT and SOFTER wheels in the back. As for bushings if you run them split the harder ones go in the back.
2009 June 9 6:35 PM
Bear replied,
opposite, hard in the front, soft in the back. this way the back doesn't slide out when racing or taking corners hard.
the same goes for buhsings