2007-16 Yamaha G29/Drive - Jakes 6 Inch Spindle Lift Kit
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The 6-Inch Spindle Lift Kit for your Yamaha golf cart is the first step to offroad independence. You want to be able to go everywhere your friends do in their overpriced side-by-sides. This aftermarket lift kit from Jakes will put you well on the way to doing that. This package will allow you to accommodate up to a 22-inch tall tire safely. This more extensive size range opens you up not only to more rubber options but several more wheel choices too. Make the correct choice and go up with your golf cart.
Buggies Unlimited loves Jake's lift kits for several reasons. One of the best has to be the ability to call them and order any part for your lift kit, down to the last nut and bolt. As the kids say, don't be afraid to send it! We have the golf cart parts and accessories you need to get everything repaired the right way the first time you choose to do it.
Hi Terry, Yes, it will definitely fit. It was easy to do and took about 2 hours. It's a great kit, handles and looks great.
No. But you should get stiffer springs for the shocks you have. Once you put that lift on it’s going to be very soft and tippy. Putting the stiffer spring in will take the sway out of the cart. BUT she’s a rougher ride once your do
From what I can tell from the description and features for this kit, it is made specifically for the G29. I'm sure there's a kit made for G22s also. Just give Jake's a call. They have great customer service. On the tires question, I put 23" tires on mine and they look great, but I did have to trim the body at the front of the rear wheel arches.
No, it does not change the width. I just measured the distance between the front tires and it is the same as the back tires.
Yes 2016 is a drive it should bolt right up with no problems
Yes a 2012 gas G29. Call me and I will be happy to place the order for you my extension is 3420.
No, the Adventurer has a slightly different suspension set up.
Mike I put a block of wood 6×6 against each tire on the out side of the tires & put 2 straight edges against eash of the tires and I got a measurement in front and back and adjusted you will need someone to help you and keep the straight against the the tire hope this will help you
