TREX Yamaha DRIVE (G29) & Drive-2 HD A-Arm Lift Kit Installation *Fits 2007+*
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Today we're showing you how to install the TREX HD A-Arm Yamaha Drive/ G29 and Drive-2 Golf Cart Lift Kit for all models from 2007+, gas & electric.
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When will this be available? I’m ready to buy.
How is a leafsprung A arm an improvement over the original coil-over suspension?
Will 26" tires fit a G29 with 6" lift?
Thank you so much for the question. 26" tires will likely not fit on the rear end of the cart due to the engineering of the body in relation to the lift kit. While the front would likely not be an issue (although this has not been tested), the rear already requires trimming on the body to be able to fit 23" tires on the cart. Please refer to 6:25 in this video where I mention Step 23, which is the final step in the installation, where I am making a cut into the factory side skirt to be able to accommodate the 23" tall tires. In short, TREX does not recommend 26" tires being installed with our 6" HD A-Arm Lift Kit. Thanks Again @sullie35
@TREXGolf your right on! I got the 6" front not a problem by far...but the rear wouldn't go on at all without taking my body saw and slicing the black rocker back about 3" to keep a natural wheel well opening line like the factory would have did it. I think I would try it on mine and make the necessary body modifications to make it work. I have 8" of clearance from the top of wheel well to top of tire, 6" distance from back of wheelwell to tire and the front where the cut is for the 23s to fit has 3.75 distance and there is about 2.75-3" left to go where it would still maintain a factory appearance. I will make a video and post it. Thanks for your insight on stuff too
@@sullie35 Fantastic! Looking forward to your video on our reply! Any and all trial and errors are helpful!
If you have a solid axle, you may be able to extend the motor cradle backwards which would retun the axle center to the wheel well center. @sullie35