Yamaha Drive/Drive2 Camber Adjustable Front Shocks Version 2

This UPDATED video goes over how to install and adjust the camber adjustable front shocks for the Yamaha G29 Drive or Drive 2. These shocks will help align your front tires if you have a camber issue especially after installing a spindle style lift kit. Check out the links below to visit our website. Thanks for watching!
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[@PowerEquipmentMan]

Find your camber adjustable shocks here - powerequipmentman.com/collections/suspension/products/yamaha-drive-drive2-front-shocks-with-camber-adjustment

[@Daryl3737]

Thanks!

[@PowerEquipmentMan]

Thank you for your support!

[@Sail218]

I think you turned/tightened that bottom spring cap retaining nut the wrong way?

[@PowerEquipmentMan]

I assume that you are talking about the big nut that is on the shock body? No, what is shown in the video is correct. You should be tightening the nut down against the fixed part of the shock. If you ran the nut up on the shock (towards the spring) it wouldn't do anything.

[@kevingorman4666]

I had my rear shocks replaced on my 2022 Yamaha drive 2 since I added a rear facing seat. The problem now is the camber seem to be off in the rear, the tires have horrible wear and the ride is so bumpy so now I am replacing the tires. It has 12 inch rims with 215x35x12 and Im going to replace with 215x50x12 tires but I don't want to ruin these tires. the outside edge is bumpy and you can tell its out of adjustment. Is this fixable, cant find any videos that talk about the rear tires and adjustments.

[@PowerEquipmentMan]

There is no camber adjustment on the rear tires. If you believe there is an issue, take it to your dealer since it should still be under warranty.
Installing HD rear shocks is going to make your cart ride rougher as they are stiffer shocks. Try setting your tire pressure to 14 psi.

[@kevingorman4666]

Thanks for the reply, love the videos@@PowerEquipmentMan

[@Amitech77]

Which shocks did you put in?

[@dougs.9486]

why wouldn't you just call the dealer and ask. ....I would think the same shock is already on carts regardless if there wa a backseat

[@Pathfinder101st]

At what year should I replace my shocks on a 2019 DR 2

[@PowerEquipmentMan]

I've seen carts with 20 year old shocks that still worked ok. If yours is a 2019, I would guess that they are fine.

[@magictouchlandscapeandtree4783]

Would these work on my g2

[@PowerEquipmentMan]

No.