Where to put the lighter truck

[Tight Pants Big Wheels]

I think I have the most pedantic madness question that can be asked. If you were suffering from gear madness, and weighed a new pair of titanium trucks to find one was 5 grams heavier than the other, would you put the lighter truck on the front or back? I acknowledge this is a ridiculous question.

[theloniousmonk]

I would put it up front thinking I would bone out my kickflips and have more weight up there to fling treflips.

[backinaction]

I would put it up front thinking I would bone out my kickflips and have more weight up there to fling treflips.

Depends.  Do you do more krooked grinds (put it up front) or Five-Os (put it out back).  You will quickly wear them even

[Mean salto]

Do you grind down one truck faster than the other? Put the heavier one where it will get grinded down more so they even out quicker

[Vintagebody]

I like to supeglue on lead-weights to make them even. Just glue it under the hangar.

[Lee Ralphs Dear Old Mum]

I would take it with me to my therapist.

[Easy Slider]

I like to supeglue on lead-weights to make them even. Just glue it under the hangar.

[Xen]

Do you grind down one truck faster than the other? Put the heavier one where it will get grinded down more so they even out quicker

[fs1/2cab]

I like to supeglue on lead-weights to make them even. Just glue it under the hangar.

Is that the same spot where the magnets are?

[jimgrude]

Everyone's trippin. This has been covered before.
You obviously want it in the front to increase leverage when popping, and also in the air when leveling out. Some wierdos even use a wider front truck for this reason. More weight in the back won't have any advantages whatsoever.