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BrewCityMusic · 12-12-2016, 04:30 PM

I am going to strongly recommend the LT kit - I have installed literally dozens of them on customers carts as well as have run them on my own offroad carts for years and would never recommend anything else provided the cost isn't a factor. The additional cost to widen the rear axle to the same width with spacers is well under $100 no matter what style of spacers You use, in fact if You use the spacers by ATV Engineering You're looking at under $50. I own a retired Ski area with about 80 acres of insane terrain, old-growth hardwood forests, and plenty of swamp at the front end of the lower 40 so my carts see stumps, very steep grades, downfall, wet and mud routinely and the LT just makes a night and day difference in stability and handling.

12-12-2016, 04:30 PM	#5
BrewCityMusic Hammer Down !!!! Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Lake Geneva, WI Posts: 2,681	Re: 91 G2a winter project (paint and lift) I am going to strongly recommend the LT kit - I have installed literally dozens of them on customers carts as well as have run them on my own offroad carts for years and would never recommend anything else provided the cost isn't a factor. The additional cost to widen the rear axle to the same width with spacers is well under $100 no matter what style of spacers You use, in fact if You use the spacers by ATV Engineering You're looking at under $50. I own a retired Ski area with about 80 acres of insane terrain, old-growth hardwood forests, and plenty of swamp at the front end of the lower 40 so my carts see stumps, very steep grades, downfall, wet and mud routinely and the LT just makes a night and day difference in stability and handling.