a good way to make a rear hub

[jrjulien1]

the other day when i was at princess auto i saw some tires that were on sale but they had a 4 hole style mount and i didnt know where to get the hubs for them so while i was looking around i saw some flanges with 4 holes in them and 1/4 in thick so i saw if they would work with the tires on sale and they fit the only problem was that the inside diameter of the hole in the middle of the flange was too big to fit my axle so i got an idea and picked up a small upsizer with a 1' inside diameter and a outside diameter to fit the flange and made hubs for around 20 bucks each but the only thing is you would have to weld the flange to the upsizer and either use some keystock and a setscrew on the upsizer or weld it on the axle (the upsizer allready has a keystock slot in it) but the good thing is these flanges come in all kinds of bolt patterns and sizes so chances are you'll be able to find one to fit your application.

hope this helps

[frank]

ok those flange disks are actually meant to be wheel hubs, but they go with the weld on hubs that they also sell, those hubs have your needed inside diameter

[jrjulien1]

ok they weren't labeled as to what they were intended to be used for and i didnt see any weld on hubs there