Did you have any issues with the brake cables being to short. If so how did you correct it. My brake cables are stretched out to much now. The pedal almost touches the floors wIth no resistance.
What year was the cart in the video? I have a kit that isn't a jakes kit but I am installing on an 85 and we are not sure whether its right for the car or not because the rear axle is connected to the torsion bars.
+Rob Tozier The Club Car in this video is a 1992 Club Car DS. If you don't have the correct lift kit, you may have some fun modifying either the lift or the car.
It would be safe to say that if you have previous auto mechanic experience. Then you should have no trouble understanding or doing any of this type of work.
Best how to video I ever saw! Thank you so much. Quality editing. Very interesting, it helped me a ton!
Did you have any issues with the brake cables being to short. If so how did you correct it. My brake cables are stretched out to much now. The pedal almost touches the floors wIth no resistance.
What do you recommend for a 2015 cushman hauler 800 utility cart. I’m looking for a 6” left
Nice video! Thanks
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Great video! Does the turning radius get affected much?
Love to know how to adjust camber
Does this lift kit have a camber adjustment? I see it has a toe in toe out but what the camber?
Thanks great video
The lift kit doesn't but the cart does. It's located in the middle of the front leaf spring.
DIY Golf Cart thanks for the response.
I can not find the kit to buy
I just purchased a 6" RHOX spindle kit for my club car pioneer 900. Are the installation steps in this video the same.
The basic's will be the same.
Cool Thank you
I installed a 6inch lift and now the drive belt is too loose have you had this problem and if so how did you fix it
***** I've not had any too loose.
What year was the cart in the video? I have a kit that isn't a jakes kit but I am installing on an 85 and we are not sure whether its right for the car or not because the rear axle is connected to the torsion bars.
+Rob Tozier The Club Car in this video is a 1992 Club Car DS. If you don't have the correct lift kit, you may have some fun modifying either the lift or the car.
I've got a plan for the back of my club car that won't cost anything, but I am thinking about how I can lift the front for free. (that isn't hack)
I bought an 8in lift kit and wondering if that is too large for daily use?
+Rob Tozier Nope.............
+DIY Golf Cart thanks for the heads up
It would be safe to say that if you have previous auto mechanic experience. Then you should have no trouble understanding or doing any of this type of work.