EZ-Go is catching up.. They have a lowering kit out
 

Just saw this and thought I would share.. http://www.shopezgo.com/products/TXT...ectric%29.html

The TXT Axle Lowering Kit is the only OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) bolt-on axle lowering kit on the market. This TXT Axle Lowering Kit lowers the golf cart by 3", giving it a trendy, race-ready look. Installation: 45-60 min. $275 retail

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Pretty cool. Thanks Kris.

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Forgot this



Fits 1996-Current Electric TXT Vehicles
Ideal for use with the E-Z-GO line of 14" Low Profile Tires and Wheels
Kit Includes: Leaf Spring Plates, Lowering Block ASM, Drop Axle Weldment, & Hardware (Uses existing Spindles)

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oooooo... this will make EZ LO even lower...

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Just seen this myself. Kinda cool that EZGO is looking at the lowered crowd.

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Oh sure, now they come out with this. :roll:

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Anyone buy one and get pictures? Curious what size tires you used too.

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Curious to know if anyone has gotten one yet! Looks interesting. Obviously, the picture is of it on it's side. I'm wondering if it would RAISE the front end up 3" if you flipped it over of how it is supposed to be in the picture when it is on the cart!? (hopefully that made sense!)

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I should be placing my order for one first thing next week ill let you guys know how it works out I'm dropping on 14x6 wheels with 205/30/14 tires so hope all goes well

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Can someone help me out with this??

I have been staring at the picture of the lowered axle on the EZGO site shown above. As I see it, when you substitute this for the stock axle, the spindle will actually sit lower than stock thereby raising not lowering the cart. I am planning on buying one for my build, but I can't quite grasp the picture. Have called tech support at EZGO and two different people I spoke with can't figure it out. They told me they would send engineering pdf's of the axle to me, so I guess I'll just hold off till then.