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Looks GREAT !!!!!! I know that was a L.O.T. of work........ and it's paid off well for you. I REALLY like the looks of those tires. ........

Where's the rest of the pics man? Looking forward to seeing them. GRINGELTUAB - can you work up one of them nice diagrams showing how the flipped center wheels would look in relation to the bed width ifthe hubs were stock location but the wheel was mounted with the dish facing out?

^ Ah, now I see. Wheels look great man. Can't wait to see the rears mounted up. I REALLY like the looks of those tires. [thumbzup] .....

Sweet. Looking forward to the pics. ....

Hmmm...... I really like this thread. I want to single my truck out, but would like to do it in a way that it would look good with 11.00's or something other than the big ole 395's. Looking at the diagrams gringeltaube posted in the other threads, it looks like flipping the centers on the...

Looking forward to see how they look on the truck with the T831's. I don't remember if you said or not, but with these wheels modified in this way and the hubs flipped on the rear, won't they set out about the same as leaving the hubs in stock location and running the stock wheel in the outer...

Come on now, we need a little more details than that. Was the grinder in a fixed position and the wheel spinning or what kind of setup did you use? .......

Certainly looks machined don't it? Or maybe he just cleaned it up REALLY good with a grinder after? .....

So are you going to run these on the rear with the hubs flipped? If so, I'd imagine they'd be close to flush with the bed sides as the Canadian wheels are basically flat-faced and still seem to look like they are in under the bed sides a few inches. If you are running with hubs flipped, are you...

Following this one as I have recently been intrigued with the T831's in the pics I have seen here. And my truck has a few riveted wheels on it from what I remember. ..........