I've seen a lot of different styles of T-buckets out there, but most of them seem to have in common a radical difference in size between the front and rear wheels.
Is this purely an aesthetic decision? Or are there sound engineering reasons for it? It seems to me that in a front-engined vehicle the front wheels have responsibility for most of the braking action as well as steering, and that smaller front wheels (especially the really narrow ones) would really make a bucket hard to handle.
Is anyone out there running wheels that are close to the same size?
Is this purely an aesthetic decision? Or are there sound engineering reasons for it? It seems to me that in a front-engined vehicle the front wheels have responsibility for most of the braking action as well as steering, and that smaller front wheels (especially the really narrow ones) would really make a bucket hard to handle.
Is anyone out there running wheels that are close to the same size?