My first full frame up Ez Go lift build

stuntrider1196

Well I'm starting a new project. I got a Sh*t box (Trashed 89 Ezgo) in a trade that has a yamaha 433cc snowmoblie engine in it. I got it running and its scary fast on the pavement, but like i said its trashed. So I figured its time I build a nice lifted buggie.

Parts I have in the garage:
94+ frame
metalist body
94-00 front end

Things I'm using off the Sh*t Box
Yamaha motor
Rearend

Things I'm looking to buy
Strech plastics long travel A-arm front end
14" wheels
Maxxis Ceros tires
And the otherr odds and end that I'll need

Things I'll build
Cage
Rear lift and engine craddle
And whatever else I can build instead of buying


The Sh*t Box



Some of the parts I have



I think I'm hooked

BGW

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cdodd3

Looks like a long, hard project. I would say you caught the addiction. Good luck with the build and keep the pics coming.

stuntrider1196

Nah..... I'm shooting to have it rolling by Oct/Nov time and totally done by march... I work on things like a mad man for a awhile and let off for a couple weeks and back at it.. I want to have it done for next car show season and make a trailer to pull the bagged cart on... I think it would be funny to roll in to the show with a cart towing a show cart

stuntrider1196

Got some stuff done on the rear, need to finish weld alittle.









I wish I could find a 94+ rear so I'd have reverse, but what I got will do.

stuntrider1196

I got to thinking tonite at work and talking to some of the guys I work with and I think I'm going to build my own long travel front end. I got the bender and the know how. I have made a cage for my mustang I had and it came out nice, so why not... Does anyone think thats a dumb Idea.

Coltf1991

Nope I actually think its a great idea!! More pics of the cart in sig that is dropped with the chop top. And more of the girl in your avatar!

stuntrider1196

The build is on here somewhere. as for her I haven't seen her in forever but I think I got some more pics.

rifter

Could you explain how that rear suspension works, looks interesting.

stuntrider1196

It's suppose to be like a long travel that I've seen, it would also need a set of 16" shocks too,but I'm no happy with it. I'll be changing it when my new dies for my bender get here.... Being that the engine cradle has only one pivot point the side bar have to have a give when they move up or down. So the bar off the frame will move front and back when the axle goes up and down. The shocks are mounted out close to the wheels and pitched it to the center of the axle to keep the side to side movement to a minimal sway, that is I think so.

stuntrider1196

Opinions help me alot so if you think that wont work please tell me, maybe you see something I missed Rifter