How do I get more steering angle after installing a lift?

[guidrozb1996@gmail.com]

I recently installed a jakes 4" lift on my club car precedent and I miss the angle of the stock steering is there any way I can get some more angle at full lock?

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[ImplantLabTech]

was iI had a jakes spindle lift that killed my radius as well I hated the kit!!!

I did read that they keep a stop on the spindle for safety and protect against roll over that can be ground to gain some radius.

I just replaced the kit with a new allsports OEM kit and its be far night and day better and has an even tighter radius than the stock lift.

[Fairtax4me]

The steering arm is longer on the jakes spindles which makes it easier to turn when you have large tires. It also prevents the tires from rubbing on the frame.
You might be able to drill a hole closer in on the steering arm, but you're usually better off getting an A-arm style lift.

[guidrozb1996@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by Fairtax4me

The steering arm is longer on the jakes spindles which makes it easier to turn when you have large tires. It also prevents the tires from rubbing on the frame.

You might be able to drill a hole closer in on the steering arm, but you're usually better off getting an A-arm style lift.

I wonder if I swap the brackets for the tie rods if it'll work? They point inward right now

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[Fairtax4me]

That won't change anything, and you wont have enough threads on the tie rods to make the toe angle correct if you did that.

The hole needs to be closer to the spindle, so the effective diameter of the steering arc is smaller.

[guidrozb1996@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by Fairtax4me

That won't change anything, and you wont have enough threads on the tie rods to make the toe angle correct if you did that.



The hole needs to be closer to the spindle, so the effective diameter of the steering arc is smaller.

I don't have much to work with but I'm sure I can weld a bracket to it

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[DJNMS3]

Are those 22” tires on a 4” lift? Do the front plastics and wheels rub at all when sharp turning or bumps?

[guidrozb1996@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by DJNMS3

Are those 22” tires on a 4” lift? Do the front plastics and wheels rub at all when sharp turning or bumps?

They are 23" tires on a 4" lift and they only rub on uneven surfaces I added a lift block on the front and it does perfectly now

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