Wheel spacers for better stability and cool look

[ATrain]

Originally Posted by Stano7

I stripped a rear lug stud and nut while putting spacers on. Hoping these are replaceable? Anyone know?

They should be. Just youtube replacing a lug stud I think it's pretty universal here. You'll probably have to remove the brake rotor and then I think it's pretty easy.

[mbrown55]

Mine with the spacers

[Stano7]

2” spacers y’all

[ATrain]

Originally Posted by Stano7

2” spacers y’all

Looks sharp! Can you link that basket add on? I've been wanting one, but not sure which is compatible.

[Stano7]

I ordered mine through dealer when I bought the cart. I know she mentioned she was ordering a Yamaha basket. I'm pretty sure it's this one:

https://www.jasonsgolfcarts.com/Yama...ACC-BSKT06.htm

[ATrain]

Originally Posted by Stano7

I ordered mine through dealer when I bought the cart. I know she mentioned she was ordering a Yamaha basket. I'm pretty sure it's this one:

https://www.jasonsgolfcarts.com/Yama...ACC-BSKT06.htm

Looks pretty close! Do you end up using it at all? How do you use it? Just throw stuff in and bungie cord it to it?

[Stano7]

I initially got it because I saw it on another jacked up cart and thought it looked cool. It has actually turned out to be pretty functional. I throw stuff in there instead of putting the back seat down. Groceries for example, anything too big to fit in the front cubbies. Never bungied anything but I suppose you can. Overall very glad I got it, money well spent.

[Undisclosed]

Mine just came in. Cart is in different location though and want to make sure I have the right tools as nothing nearby. Looks like a 19mm socket from the 1st post. Any idea how deep it need to be? Anything else you can think I would need other than torque wrench and floor jack?

[ATrain]

Originally Posted by Undisclosed

Mine just came in. Cart is in different location though and want to make sure I have the right tools as nothing nearby. Looks like a 19mm socket from the 1st post. Any idea how deep it need to be? Anything else you can think I would need other than torque wrench and floor jack?

It's as easy and straight forward as you would think it is. No twists or surprises.

A regular 19mm impact socket should due. Rotate your tires if it's time!!! I'm pissed because after I put everything back together I realized I should have rotated. Maybe just something like a board or hockey puck to put on top of your jack because I ended up putting the jack on the rear transaxle case and on the front driveshaft.

[mbrown55]

What do they recommend for rotation, how often and what pattern, front to back, x pattern or side to side.