Motor/Axle angle

[Sneaky]

Just installed the rear blocks on the lift kit. Before I tighten everything up is there a correct angle the axle should be sitting. Was just thinking about the weight of the motor and possible axle wrap etc...Have a 90 Club Car Electric.

[shadowman]

i,m not 100% certain but i have never heard anyone mention having to deal with a angle after putting blocks in..........you might want to wait for a few more to chime in..................................

[Grinch]

The new leaf springs should have a bolt joining them in the center that is also used to center them on the blocks. The top of the block should have a matching hole for allignment. This keeps the axle perpendicular to the front/rear axis of the cart (keeps the wheelbase even on both sides). The blocks rest on top of the axle right above the flanges wherethecontent U bolts to go through. These flanges should be parallel to the ground. Some kits suggest a slight rotation aft, equal on both sides, in order to get the brake cables to reach. A better answer is to keep it level (equal torque on all U bolt nuts) and use a new bracket for the brake lines (I think Jake's has one).

If I'm totally off the mark about what you are asking, could you post a picture?

[Sneaky]

You got it, Thanks. Didn't know if it should sit level, slight back or forward.
I put it right in the middle of balance of the motor. It seems to sit fine.