Like any vehicle, turning the rear set of wheels results in faster turns, think of a forklift, any hand-cart you push around, that type of shit. So weight over the front trucks and/or much tighter rear trucks as compared to the front, those make intuitive sense to me as things that would reduce the incidence of wobbles.
I've always thought wobbles were basically your body not being able to respond quickly or sensitively enough to what your board is doing (or your board reacting more quickly to your input than you can compensate for), similar to harmonic resonance. You try shift your weight to correct one way, but at high speeds, the board reacts very quickly, and you try to compensate back the other way, over do it, and a positive feedback loop results, with the frequency getting greater and greater until you get pitched. I would think that anything that would slow down the speed at which the board reacts to your movements would counteract speed wobbles: increased wheelbase, trucks with increased turning radius, that sort of thing.
Damn I hate even thinking about the wobbles. I like bombing hills but mostly because powerslides feel cool, not for the sensation of speed.