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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Saskatchewan Canada
Posts: 8
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Hi All! This is my 2nd post ......
Just wondering if I can lift my Yamaha G16 Gas with a Jakes lift and not put on new tires and rims? Is it ok to run on stock tire and rims with a lift kit? This will be my first cart project can't wait. But will have to pace myself for all the modifications I would like to do as see on this wonderful site. Thanks |
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Ohio
Posts: 5,612
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Hi Normy,
You can run a lifted cart with stock tires and wheels. But some lifts require larger rims and offset rims for clearance. I believe the jakes will need a 10" rim to clear the tierod steering risers. You can check with our site sponsors to be sure. |
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Spring Hill Fl
Posts: 5
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No can do, the stock rims will rub because of the offset on the spindles. Go onto Jake's site and it will tell you what you can and can't do.
Kevin |
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Yep.. need 10" wheels with teh 6" lift. I just installed it and the tie rod riser is what causes the problem. It will not fit inside the back of the rim. Not sure about a 4" lift.... |
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Saskatchewan Canada
Posts: 8
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OregonMike are you happy with your lift?
It sure looks good! thanks |
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: KY
Posts: 45
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These guys are telling you right.
If you go with a Jakes 6 in lift you will need at least 10 inch wheels. Mine has 12 inch wheels with 23 inch tires. Good luck and send pics |
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If you get one, get 1) a good floor jack, 2) a pair of tall jack stands, 3) a friend to help... it will make it WAY easier.... I did it by myself in a few hours on night and a few the next morning, but I striped a few bolts and had to run to the store for new ones... |
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