04 TXT lots of pic's

volvos60r

This is the first day with the cart.



Next my brother and I tore the cart down to the frame to in spec for any rust. NO RUST FOUND. Just about 6 -10 pounds of golf grass. So the next step was to clean up and start on the wires.







When I bought the cart I also bought a new body to put on so I did not have to deal with finding someone to paint it. Here is pic's







Now I had to make a decision if I wanted to lift it or go low. Well my brother already has a lifted cart so as the little brother I had to be different. So I called up Ron at East Coast Custom Carts and spend a couple hours and a few beers to make up an order. New bumper, rims, lights, windshield, ect.ect.ect.

I'll jump into the finally pic's








BIG THANKS TO RON AT

EAST COAST CUSTOM CARTS

BGW

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TheNewGuy

Your cart looks great!!!! Nice work!!!

Ron


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Yamaha4life

Wow those rims are sweet. I want to lower my G16 and get those rims now that Ive seen yours!

volvos60r

yamaha4life they are sweet rims but they do stick out a tad from the tire so if you are the type that hits curbs you should watch out:

gornoman

Great build! Love the wheel/tire combo!

Now finish the job:

....and don't worry about the curbs!

volvos60r

What did you add +1 or +2 inches to rear?

Did you add spacers to the from too?

gornoman

2" spacers to the rear only. The front end digs right in and the cart handles great.

Except in the snow, then it has a pretty bad push!

volvos60r

Well no snow here maybe just beach sand.

Yamaha4life

How would wheel spacers help the rim from sticking out of the tire. It wouldnt fix that but just stick the tires out more right?

gornoman

That is correct Dr. Phil!

Loose that avatar will ya! LOL!