93 CC carryall lifts?

sho305

What are my options for this? Family got one and certain I will be playing with it, what are the best directions to go with these strange club cars... They do some mild offroading, running trails in the woods like logging trails and 4x4 trails rest of time is just driving around. Not sure what they will do with the engine have a clone in their other lifted cart. I'll guess they will want to lift it and get some wheels/tires and wondered about the different lifts for them, spindle and arm, what is better? Needs to steer nice some of those trails are tight and have ruts/etc. Thanks for any suggestions.

BGW

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sho305

Come on you guys, I know there are a bunch of CC lovers on here. He got a nice deal on it, even though I would not trade my yami for it there was no way I was going to tell him not to buy it or I would have. But I've only worked on stock ones don't really know about lifts. Looks like the rear could be put under the springs like an ezgo but that front is something else.

Unforgiven

I emailed Jakes on my Cushman Hawk,......that's a strange bird. After sending them pictures and emailing back and forth we came to an agreement that there was no IFS swap/lift kit for mine,....Talk to them they will help out,..nice people

crash12888

I've done a couple but I build my own lifts. It wasnt that hard and used mostly plate I keep laying around.
The rear is the spring over axle flip, The perches are square tubing with a hole drilled in the middle and then cut in half.
Oem shock mounts got the sawzall and 5" bolts with the head cut off got welded to the top plate.



The front was a little more time consuming but it works out great.






Heres one similar that I put a brush guard and winch on.