XRAY - Model racing cars

nitroracer, the advantage of running the +1 front hubs is that it widens the buggy, combined with the soft arms or new hard arms, will maximize the width under ROAR rules. What it does as far as handling is it takes some of the "edge" off the steering input as well as makes it more stable in the bumps. The downside is that it does take away a little steering. Most of the team drivers setup their cars with so much steering anyways, that the front hubs are just a tuning option. Give it a try.

+1 to what Rich said. The +2 offsets just "deaden" the steering even more so. Running the longer axles in the rear will slow the reaction time down and make the car more stable, but again you'll lose a little steering.

Thanks guys.