TXT Limo Kit

[ecaldwell78]

Thanks for the kind words all. It really was a great experience with the boys. I know I'll look back on that particular build with fondness just because of how involved they were.
Never thought about truck bars MLJ, so thanks for the tip on that! My dad was the fire chief here in town (retired now) and he gave me the name of one of his fire truck builders. So I may contact them and see if we can't work something out.

[cartpartsplusman]

I have used the ez go kit it was complete and the first one took longer but the next three went faster.it has all the factory shift cables and trottle cables .i built a yamaha my self and the frame is the easy part.

[doo dah]

Resurrecting. I have a 2013 TXT gas and looking into the stretch kit because a 6 seater would better serve us at the beach. Thought about selling mine then buying a new L6 but saw the stretch kit. Reason I'm thinking of it is because I have a Jakes long travel front kit, 25" tires, after market clutches, etc...so getting all that on a new L6 would put me around 15k and I might be able to get 5k for mine. I can't find who the manufacturers are or any instructions; can someone provide links to these or a kit recommendation?

[jameslinn83]

Originally Posted by ecaldwell78

Well I figured I would update this thread. The stretch is done. It was very easy. The most difficult part for me was taking a perfectly fine 2011 Ezgo and cutting it in half. My two boys, 8 and 9 year olds, were really excited through the entire process and helped where they could. My 9 year old thought he wanted to learn how to weld until he watched me do it. Even though he didn't want to do any welding, he really enjoyed watching. Thank goodness I have multiple welding helmets!

We are still waiting on the seat covers to show up (ordered them from up to par over a month ago) but she runs out very straight and strong.

I would still like to find some diamondplate rocker covers. I thought there may be some for an Express L6 out there but I have yet to find any. I contacted some metal bending places and for what I want it's looking to be in the $300 range. I cannot justify that.

One other thing I will pose as a question to the collective here is NERF BARS. My mother has trouble getting on and off the cart. I have seen several sets for standard length carts and even some for stretched club car but nothing for stretched Ezgo. I'm open to some fabrication of the mounts to get anything to work. So what has everyone done for custom nerf bars in stainless?

Enough rambling, here are a few pics. If anyone has questions feel free to ask and thanks for looking.

How big is the top and where did you get it from ? Where did you end up getting your stretch kit from? Looking at stretching a 2016 ex go txt.
Thanks for any help...

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[Kenski77]

I have a 2002 stretched and have no issues. Works great for our family of 6.

[Bobf074]

Originally Posted by ecaldwell78

Well I figured I would update this thread. The stretch is done. It was very easy. The most difficult part for me was taking a perfectly fine 2011 Ezgo and cutting it in half. My two boys, 8 and 9 year olds, were really excited through the entire process and helped where they could. My 9 year old thought he wanted to learn how to weld until he watched me do it. Even though he didn't want to do any welding, he really enjoyed watching. Thank goodness I have multiple welding helmets!

We are still waiting on the seat covers to show up (ordered them from up to par over a month ago) but she runs out very straight and strong.

I would still like to find some diamondplate rocker covers. I thought there may be some for an Express L6 out there but I have yet to find any. I contacted some metal bending places and for what I want it's looking to be in the $300 range. I cannot justify that.

One other thing I will pose as a question to the collective here is NERF BARS. My mother has trouble getting on and off the cart. I have seen several sets for standard length carts and even some for stretched club car but nothing for stretched Ezgo. I'm open to some fabrication of the mounts to get anything to work. So what has everyone done for custom nerf bars in stainless?

Enough rambling, here are a few pics. If anyone has questions feel free to ask and thanks for looking.

Heres what I did after the wife couldnt get in post lift kit!

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[LukeL]

Nice

[geoffarias]

Originally Posted by ecaldwell78

Well I figured I would update this thread. The stretch is done. It was very easy. The most difficult part for me was taking a perfectly fine 2011 Ezgo and cutting it in half. My two boys, 8 and 9 year olds, were really excited through the entire process and helped where they could. My 9 year old thought he wanted to learn how to weld until he watched me do it. Even though he didn't want to do any welding, he really enjoyed watching. Thank goodness I have multiple welding helmets!
We are still waiting on the seat covers to show up (ordered them from up to par over a month ago) but she runs out very straight and strong.
I would still like to find some diamondplate rocker covers. I thought there may be some for an Express L6 out there but I have yet to find any. I contacted some metal bending places and for what I want it's looking to be in the $300 range. I cannot justify that.
One other thing I will pose as a question to the collective here is NERF BARS. My mother has trouble getting on and off the cart. I have seen several sets for standard length carts and even some for stretched club car but nothing for stretched Ezgo. I'm open to some fabrication of the mounts to get anything to work. So what has everyone done for custom nerf bars in stainless?
Enough rambling, here are a few pics. If anyone has questions feel free to ask and thanks for looking.

What stretch kit did you end up going with. About to undertake this project and need to order everything

[doo dah]

I used https://www.extremekartz.com/ez-go-t...-limo-kit-gas/ and it worked out well. Didn't have to weld but I did and you need good mechanical knowledge to run wire, rig throttle, brakes, etc...I still haven't been able to get the brakes adjusted correctly. I have a thread on my build in case it helps https://www.buggiesgonewild.com/showthread.php?t=162087. Extreme Kartz was great to work with and ended up being the best price I found for my roof, stretch, seats, and several other items.

[Duncan Millar]

So that looks fantastic! What kit did you use and what seat pod, did it come with the kit? Looks super sharp! 👍