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DaveTM · 04-30-2019, 05:57 PM

I had my nephew install my Jakes 6" LT kit two years ago. I drive my hunting cart on some really rough surfaces and the Jakes has performed very well. I also have the Jake's front disc brakes. I don't know if the Allsports will "allow" the Jakes brakes to fit. I can't think why not....I just don't know.

As for the heavy springs in the rear, all I can say is I have\had HD springs on my TXT. Since I went to lithium batts and lost 400-lbs, I need to remove 1 or 2 of the leafs (I'm thinking 2) in order to soften the rear's current harsh rear ride.

I would think the Allsports makes a quality product. And frankly, Allsports was not even on my radar two years ago. If you have or need\will need front brakes, you may want to determine if the Allsports will accept these without issues.

FWIW

04-30-2019, 05:57 PM	#5
DaveTM Gone Wild Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Southwestern Pa. Posts: 6,215	Re: Jake's vs. Allsports Long travel I had my nephew install my Jakes 6" LT kit two years ago. I drive my hunting cart on some really rough surfaces and the Jakes has performed very well. I also have the Jake's front disc brakes. I don't know if the Allsports will "allow" the Jakes brakes to fit. I can't think why not....I just don't know. As for the heavy springs in the rear, all I can say is I have\had HD springs on my TXT. Since I went to lithium batts and lost 400-lbs, I need to remove 1 or 2 of the leafs (I'm thinking 2) in order to soften the rear's current harsh rear ride. I would think the Allsports makes a quality product. And frankly, Allsports was not even on my radar two years ago. If you have or need\will need front brakes, you may want to determine if the Allsports will accept these without issues. FWIW