Looking for pics

I am trying to find some pics of the rear of a deuce with the 15.5/80r20 super singles mounted on original rims with hubs flipped. Looking to see how they orientate themselves with the side of the truck and with the mudflaps. Thinking about doing this on one of my trucks but dont want it to look stoopid.

Thank you.

Here is a whole video on it. I knew I had seen it....took me a while to find

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXvS5tNj5L8

Looks to me like neither the link nor the video has the hubs flipped.

With the hubs flipped, the rims should be the same distance apart as the front.

Besides the stress it puts on the axle is there any real good reason to flip the hubs. I want my truck to float on top of sand and not dig in. Personally I think they look good with the wider singles in the back.

gimpyrobb said:

Looks to me like neither the link nor the video has the hubs flipped.

With the hubs flipped, the rims should be the same distance apart as the front.

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And I am seeing some conflict info on it. Last thing I want is to do it and the tires stick out farther than edge of the 109 box.

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This link shows 395s(extremely close 5o 15.5s) with the hubs not flipped, rim dish-out. Looks about even with the bed, so I would bet rim-in hub flipped should be fine. I will still see if I can find a link though...


https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showt...a-stock-Deuce!!!&highlight=395s+on+stock+rims