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Old 07-12-2015, 09:39 AM   #1
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Default Wheel/tire/lift question

I guess this is where we post technical questions. I have a '97 Club Car DS that I'm looking to add a Jakes Long travel lift with 14x7 twist wheels with a 3:4 offset with 23x10.5 Sahara classics. My question is... Is thee anything else I need to do to my wheel base/suspension for this set? Wheel spacers,etc?

This is what I'm starting with.






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Old 07-12-2015, 09:52 AM   #2
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Default Re: Wheel/tire/lift question

I would think 2" rear wheel spacers might be in order!
I'm not personally familiar with a long travel lift,
but it seems that everyone that does have an LT, has rear spacers!

I think the lifted golf cart forum might get more views and responses...
would you like me to move it there for you?
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That would be great. Thanks lockman1. I wasn't too sure where exactly to list my question.


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Default Re: Wheel/tire/lift question

Better than OEM shocks for the back since you'll be getting better shocks with the front lift.
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Better than OEM shocks for the back since you'll be getting better shocks with the front lift.

Does the long travel lift not lift the rear? I'm confused.


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The Jakes LT for a Club Car has the rear lift, so no worries!
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hi - jack ... don what lift and tires are you running ?
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The Jakes LT for a Club Car has the rear lift, so no worries!

That's what I thought. Thanks for clarifying. Currently I'm running whatever comes stock on '97 Club car DS's. Lol.

I was wanting to run 14" wheels however Jakes website says the max size wheel and tire you can run is 23x10.5x12 so I'm assuming a 12" wheel is the max I can run.

Would I be able to run the 14" wheels and tires if I run wheel spacers?
Is this situation where spacers come into play?
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CTD ~ Madjax 3 1/2" A-arm on top of a factory Z on front, and an All Sports Super Sport rear

OSG~ The spacers come into play because it widens the stance of the rear tires to match the wide stance of the LT!

And I think Jake's could update some of their material...
On the opening page for the #6235 scroll down and it says max is 25x10.5x12,
yet on the install instructions, it says 23x10.5x12

I'm pretty sure 14" rims would be just fine, I bet that 14" rims weren't readily available when they printed their instructions!
You can always call Jake's to find out if you can use them!
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Got it. Thanks brother 👍
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