Rear Shocks for 92 EZ Go Marathon

[Brownwood]

Originally Posted by Boris

to BGW .......

If you didn't go that far onto the stud with the nut, think about just cutting off the offending part (buggered up threads) then re-cut or clean-up the remaining threads and go again ....... that is unless you just want to buy another set of shocks

Yes, thats a good idea. buy some new fine thread nuts and then retap the studs.

[Boris]

Cool, Save your money for the big-sh*t, You have a golf cart now, you're gonna need the $$ .......

[Brownwood]

Originally Posted by Boris

Cool, Save your money for the big-sh*t, You have a golf cart now, you're gonna need the $$ .......

Yep, pretty sure the cart needs a new pot plus I am ordering 22X11X8 wheels and tires on Saturday. Then I probably need an EMP 2 speed motor then a new controller and by then the batteries will probably die.......

[gornoman]

Originally Posted by Brownwood

Yep, pretty sure the cart needs a new pot plus I am ordering 22X11X8 wheels and tires on Saturday. Then I probably need an EMP 2 speed motor then a new controller and by then the batteries will probably die.......

I would get the 10" wheels if your buying new ones anyway. The 8" wheels can cause sloppy handling with 22" tires.

[Brownwood]

Originally Posted by gornoman

I would get the 10" wheels if your buying new ones anyway. The 8" wheels can cause sloppy handling with 22" tires.

Thanks for the advice. Its probably worth the additional 40 bucks to move up in wheel size.

[OLD MEC]

IF you replace the shock be sure and get ( total extended length and collapsed length ) from your factory shocks so that replacements have same or close lengths. Also watch out because MOST auto shocks are larger in diameter check for clearances before purchasing.