Club car ds lift / 14" wheel & spacer question

[el9surf]

I'm sure this has been addressed before but there is a ton of info to sift through and I haven't seen anything specific to my setup.

I have an 01 club car ds. I installed the Jake's 6 inch a arm lift kit over the last couple days. Wheels are 14 x 10.5 x 23, the rims have 3:4 offset.

I'm trying to figure out if anyone has a similar setup and if so what size spacers did you use in the front and back to get it to look more proportional. Any pictures of current carts along with spacer details would be a huge help. Currently the cart sits pretty tall and the wheels are tucked up under the body making it look somewhat narrow for it's height. I was thinking 2" spacers all around to get the tires just outside the body. Any first hand feedback before I spend more $$$ would be appreciated.

[dundeebarnbuggy]

I have the same lift and same offset rims. My tires are outside the stock body and like some others here, used Pacer's flexi flares. They, [2 1/2" width] JUST cover the tread. They work well and are tough.

[el9surf]

So you don't have any spacers on your wheels at all? Can you post some pics of your cart?

[dundeebarnbuggy]

Sorry man, didn't see your reply till now. Found these in my computer.

[el9surf]

Those tires look much wider than mine. Are they 23 x 10.5x14?

[el9surf]

Thank you for posting pictures also

[el9surf]

Hoping to be able to post up some pictures this week of where my cart is in the process. Could use some feedback.

Looking for the wood backing for an 01 ds front seat bottom. I went to recover the seat today and the threaded inserts in the ply wood tore out on one side, the bolt sheared off on the other side. Bolts we're very rusty.
Anyone have an extra one of these they will sell?

[dundeebarnbuggy]

My tires are itp mudlites. 23x10x10s as this cart is used often off road. What have you got? Most china tires are not true to size. The seat bottom is easy to cut from a piece of plywood. 3/4" is "more better" than the 5/8" commonly used. The T nuts are common hardware store items. Be sure to cut the "fart holes" in the bottom to help keep passengers from being launched off the other side of the seat when you sit down!