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I think I see what you mean. It might be easier to just set up a static transform publisher that puts your coordinates in the right frame, and then add it to your tf tree: http://www.ros.org/wiki/tf#static_transform_publisher

You could also subscribe to the data, apply a transform manually, then republish it.

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