About
A bearing company,
back on the road.
Destination Sideways began in Bend, Oregon as a small operation making the 60 mm Radial Adapter, a radial bearing for coilover top mounts, for drivers who wanted the spring perch to turn freely instead of winding up. This site is the revival: the same name and the same part, with a proper store, catalog and support system behind it.
The mark
The original logo is a rotary housing wrapped around a bearing, with the DS set in the bore. The rotary shape is a nod to the cars the shop grew up around. The mark on this site is redrawn from it, in the same blue, so it can live in a header at 40 pixels and on a sticker at 4 inches.
How we work
What you can hold us to.
- 01
Nothing listed on a hunch
If a spec, a price or a stock count is on this site, it is because we confirmed it. Anything still being worked out says so instead of guessing.
- 02
One part, done properly
A top-mount bearing is a small part with a big job. We would rather make one part well than pad the catalog with things we do not believe in.
- 03
A person on the other end
Questions get answered by someone who has had the strut apart. Email is the front door, and the account portal keeps every order and support case in one place.
Rebuilding in the open.
A small number of bearing sets are on hand from the original run. Final pricing, stock counts and the fitment list are being confirmed before they go live in the catalog, so some products show an availability inquiry instead of a checkout button for now.
If you have a build waiting on a set, do not wait for the listing. Email us with your coilover and vehicle and we will tell you straight whether it fits and whether we have it.
The original channels never went away. That is where the build photos and the sideways bits live.
- Instagraminstagram.com/destination_sideways
- Facebookfacebook.com/Destinationsideways
- YouTubeyoutube.com/playlist?list=PLgkMeaDanbl_7CIFLVAKesMEYXzkNa5uq
A YouTube playlist is on the way and will be linked here once the address is confirmed.