In everyones signatures they talk about reversing the front tires, what does it do?

 

The rims have a offset so when you flip them they stick out . This make the Front wider and more stable
You may have to plug the Valve stem hole and drill a new one on the out side .
Good luck

 

It makes the track wider on the front end but it causes a heap of problems as well.

Brake discs are more exposed, bearings wear out faster, steering becomes twitchy and if you crank the bars its harder to turn straight again. You also put more strain on your tie rods which are usually pretty weak to begin with.

But your front end will be wider. If you have the back wider, then the steering will get better but the other problems will still remain.

 

it also increases bump steer and makes the shocks bottom out easier.

 

i dont see how it will make the shocks bottom easier, but i tried turnin the fronts around, and it puts too much stress on the spindle. never had a problem with ne thing else, cept the valve stem.

 

wideining the fronts add a little more leverage to the front end, but if you set ur preload 1 or 2 settings stiffer, that would solve it

 

You will hit trees if you ride trail that other people dont. You will bend tie rods ever or every other time you go out and cost you money for tie rods and bent rims. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img] I have bent 3 sets of tie rods in the last 4 weeks. Today I put my wheels back to stock.