[97HAcc407]

What are the benefits, if any, on a FF vehicle?

ex: front - 16/45/205
rear - 16/50/225

 

[White98LS]

No benefits at all. WHY would you think there would be?

Fronts accelerate, brake, turn, and support over 60% of the weight.

Rears brake (minimally b/c of weight transfer and distribution), hold the rear in corners but don't turn, and support less than 40% of the weight.

I would think this would just be common sense. There are many FWD race cars with bigger front tires than rear you know.

 

[97HAcc407]

No benefits at all. WHY would you think there would be?

Fronts accelerate, brake, turn, and support over 60% of the weight.

Rears brake (minimally b/c of weight transfer and distribution), hold the rear in corners but don't turn, and support less than 40% of the weight.

I would think this would just be common sense. There are many FWD race cars with bigger front tires than rear you know.

I didn't think there would be and you confirmed that for me, thanks.

 

[johnlude85]

there would be NO bennefit at all. just like anyone else will tell you. it wouldnt look bad, but when it comes time to rotatwe your tires (which you should do every other oil change) itll look pretty funny.

 

[raceinspiration]

I really dont think that it would be such a great idea since everyone know that Honda's are FF.