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Gone Wild
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![]() Has anyone ever found or tried to put dually's on a golf cart? I'm trying to find smaller diameter wheels that have less then 8 lugs. Wondering if two skinny rims with wheel spacers in between would work...
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I Refuse To Get Stuck!!!
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![]() You could use a set of 4.80 or 5.70 x 8" trailer tires(snowmobile/boat/watercraft).They are about the same height as stock cart-tires and the rims are about 3"-4" wide.Just have to build or buy a spacer to put between them and longer studs.
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I did find a Toyota dually rear that I could shorten but then I'm getting to far away from being a golf cart. If you were to google Dually Cushman, and then click on images, there is an old three wheel Cushman pic, red, with a dually rear. I wonder if that's stock because it looks like it has OEM Wheels and the fenders look stock too. Last edited by Madman415; 07-22-2012 at 03:41 PM.. Reason: adding picture |
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![]() It's been done...
![]() ![]() ![]() He had a CNC shop machine the spacer that went between the wheels. He has since removed them because the cart ended up being too wide for safe use at our campground. |
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Gone Wild
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![]() I gotta find a machine shop near me. I'm gonna go with skinnier tires to get more of the big rig look. I like the way this cart looks though it's cool
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