Suspension question

[jdixon0631]

Originally Posted by Huskerfan

After doing upgrade to batteries and adding extra batery to make a 42 volt cart. The cart is lower on driver side because extra battery is on that side. Any easy fix that any one has come up with or what suspension upgrade(s) do I need to do. Thanks for any help here.

By the way cart runs awesome on 42 volts on stock motor, tires and wheels. Thanks to Scotty B and company.

What year is the cart? Mine is a 98 and with out a doubt springs and shocks on front and rear are not good

[Huskerfan]

Mine is a 97. So, I guess I will be ordering new springs and new shocks. Thanks for the help.

[silden]

Shocks and springs? If the shocks are leaking aren't springs good enough?

[SHRINER]

husker get the heavy duty springs. I have a 97 TXT with a rear seat. they helped a lot and the ride is not that bad. as to shocks all they are for, is to help keep the tires on the ground. I did not change mine and can not tell any difference. hope this helps

[Huskerfan]

Thanks for the help and actually answering the question SHRINER and jdixon0631

[lugster]

will be replacing springs on my 97 DCS TXT, might go with factory originals to save from rough ride, Do most replace the shocks and if so, does the body need to come off to replace the shocks?? Don't think they are leaking, will be adding a rear seat.

Thanks!

[DaveTM]

I was going to suggest either #1....getting a new, much girlfriend to constantly ride with you. #2...If your married, get a new, skinny girlfriend to constantly ride with you and the wife. #3...Lose 45-lbs. #4...Go to Bass Pro and purchase 45-lbs of lead sinkers and add them to the right side.

You can do any of the above without a wrench or socket.

[ncrr]

Originally Posted by DaveTM

You can do any of the above without a wrench or socket.

But with some of those, you better have a well stocked wallet..... lol