Rotary Racer

I had a thought that I wanted to see what everyone’s input and interest was. After doing Kevin’s Rear DTSS (rear steer) elimination I was thinking about doing a DTSS service for the people on the forum. You send me your hubs and the rear steer eliminators and I will send you a clean hub with the eliminator bushing installed, for a little fee. What is everyone’s interest in this or is it to much of a haste. I have read on the forum of people taking there hubs to non RX-7 shops and they mess it up, or taking it to RX-7 shops and they charge you and arm and a leg. So this would be a chance to have it done by someone that knows what they are doing and will do it right the first time. Let me know what you think.

Turbonut

iTrader: (1)

I think it would be great if close by, like a walk in, or if they could be dropped off in person. If it were shipped, not only additional cost, the car would be down for days. Just my thoughts.

j9fd3s

iTrader: (3)

we have an extra set of hubs that we were thinking of doing that with, bead blasted with new bearings and the eliminator bushings

mike

88 SE

I would definetly be interested.

What I would be even more interested in is if you could offer a service to replace bearing in the hubs too.

Blue94

Or maybe a service where you just order the finished product with the bushings already in, than send your old set back. It'd be much quicker, but youd have to keep a handful of hubs around...

CarmonColvin

Just about a year ago I sent a pair of hubs to SpeedSource Inc and had new bearings and DTSS bushings shipped to them from Mazda Motorsports. For around $75.00 labor they blasted them, installed new bearings, new DTSS bushings and their super long wheel studs (the studs were around $5.00 each on top of the labor).

If you could compete with their price and quality you could get a good amount of business.