Jakes Shifter install

[Dangerousdan55]

Thinking..... Use the switch for the Reverse beeper for the Reverse lights.

[dundeebarnbuggy]

With a shifter like that, and the school bus green seat, ya GOTTA HAVE the green ball! Obligatory!

Originally Posted by Dangerousdan55

Thinking..... Use the switch for the Reverse beeper for the Reverse lights.

very ez to do ( with gas cart )

Originally Posted by dundeebarnbuggy

With a shifter like that, and the school bus green seat, ya GOTTA HAVE the green ball! Obligatory!

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/gas-c...bull-cart.html

[dundeebarnbuggy]

Nice "theme" build! When I see a picture of the whole cart, it would look wrong without the Hulk's ball.

[Mooncarter]

That is sweet! Love the look. Gotta have one for my 57 Chevy cart build. After looking at the 57 body, the rear body is about an inch lower than stock. Have not installed FNR switch. Is the floor shifter height adjustable? Or should I measure from floor and try to get that height? If I do I think it will be real close to seat bottom. Not trying to jack thread but thought I would ask while these are being discussed.

what are you using for f/r shifter?
is it gas or electric ?
shifter body with plate on top is 8¼"

[Mooncarter]

Electric 95, 48v DS. No FNR installed yet. Have stock one. Must drill holes to install FNR. Want to put them in right place so I can install shifter like ericAndrews.

[Mooncarter]

Still doing body work. Don't want to drill holes until most of body work done, and make sure they are in right place. Would make no difference unless I upgrade to floor shifter, and then it would/could be the wrong height for it to work.

you can put that f/r shifter as you wish
you will need to drill the holes to mount the shifter and for the shaft
note if you use shifter do not use top hole , it shows above the jakes shifter plate
you can make a template to mark holes
if you want i can write up what you need to do
like this


attached is a PDF file of a club car DS install

[Mooncarter]

Thanks for going through the trouble to help me Crash. I guess it boils down to this: If I put the stock FNR switch at the correct height from the floor (minus top hole as you pointed out) I am worried it will still be too high (stock lever hitting seat) and if I install it lower to avoid that, it will be too low for this kit to work. Kit should work if height from bottom is correct. I will go that route and trim stock lever if needed in meanwhile because I'm throwing money in every direction on this thing, and can't buy everything at once.