While running a wider tire tire in front won't cause handling issues, I can't see a logical reason why you would.
Both aerodynamic and weight distribution considerations argue for narrower tires in front, so what benefit are you trying to gain?
No need to answer as you don't owe me or anyone else an explanation for your choices. Consider this a suggestion that you think things through before spending serious dough on a fork.
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