EZGO lowering kit

[barefootmatt]

I have an '02 ezgo txt that and I am wanting to do the factory 3" lowering kit, my leaf springs are shot, so I am going to order new ones, my question is...if I am putting a rear seat on with HD springs should I replace the fronts with HD (so it will be level) or standard (max lowering), I want it to sit as level as possible when I am not using the rear seat. Thanks!

[barefootmatt]

I went ahead and ordered the HD spring set for front and rear, I will post pics once the lowering kit and springs arrive next week...

[Jonlorio]

Did you experience any clearance issues with the rear differential and the bag cargo area of the body? I lowered mine using the ezgo's kit, and the rear most part of the differential hits the body slightly when I go over the smallest bumps.

[wesleycox]

I've installed several of the ezgo kits and on each one I've relocated the centering hole on the lowering block about 3/4" forward to center the wheels a little better into the wheel well. That would keep the rear diff from touching the body and allow a little more room if you plan to use 14" wheels

[Jonlorio]

I suppose repositioning the centering hole also addresses the issue with the brake lines. I've noticed my rear brake lines have no free play in them and are now very taught. I did relocate them under the leaf springs to combat this, but they're still a bit tight. I've adjusted some them to have a bit more slack using the adjuster jut under the floor board of the cart