3 wheel car, where would you put the best 2 wheels/axles?

[CastleCrasher]

So let's hypothetically, yet still realistic, say you're in a tight spot, no time to make up another set of wheels and axles and no spare parts on hand: You know one set didn't turn out as well as the others, the other 2 sets are good (axle not bent yet); what positions would you put the good/not good parts? Both good on DFW side or both good on rear?

 

[Hangtime]

I think your best one should be the DFW. Don’t know if it matters which rear position the other one gets. Interested to see what others have to say on this...

 

[T-Bone Racing]

Your best wheel should be in the front, no doubt. A runout gage really helps with this because the rears run on a different edge than the front. If it’s a bore/hub problem, put your best in the front, and your other two in the rear.