Msf racing hubs
#26
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He recommends welding them. It may not be necessary. The fit is very tight. I suspect locktite would be fine. I say this because the stock spindle nut is retained.
I have the stub for s1/2 and s3 if you guys with machinest skills want to duplicate them.
I'll help however I can.
You'll notice my pics have the part number for the bearings also. Common stuff, cheap and literally twice as big as stock.
I have the stub for s1/2 and s3 if you guys with machinest skills want to duplicate them.
I'll help however I can.
You'll notice my pics have the part number for the bearings also. Common stuff, cheap and literally twice as big as stock.
#27
spoon!
He recommends welding them. It may not be necessary. The fit is very tight. I suspect locktite would be fine. I say this because the stock spindle nut is retained.
I have the stub for s1/2 and s3 if you guys with machinest skills want to duplicate them.
I'll help however I can.
You'll notice my pics have the part number for the bearings also. Common stuff, cheap and literally twice as big as stock.
I have the stub for s1/2 and s3 if you guys with machinest skills want to duplicate them.
I'll help however I can.
You'll notice my pics have the part number for the bearings also. Common stuff, cheap and literally twice as big as stock.
#28
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Cool, inspired is what i meant. I still haven’t gotten around to installing them if more pictures are desirable. The items are pretty nice.
#34
MSF Products
MSF Racing, Marcus and I have have conducted many 1st GEN RX-7 custom parts business over the years, as I have purchased most of his FB RX-7 custom parts product line. Never had I experienced anything negative, you just have to be very patient as he's a one man show and has aging parents he tends too.
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