Sweet front brakes!!

[Xtreme Cartz]

I'm going to have to get a second mortgage on my house to buy them but they look nice!

http://cgi.ebay.com/4-Wheel-Hydrauli...QQcmdZViewItem

[NO NO NO E-Z-GO!]

They look sweet, but I think $1,099 would cover the expenses from not being able to stop...a few times.

[Xtreme Cartz]

LOL not if you're driving a Club Car.

[NO NO NO E-Z-GO!]

I know, Club Cars always stop anyway. Less mass to carry around and stop.

[wheelchairman]

hmmmm no stop = head/chest to steering wheel = bruising or broken bones + doctor bill = buy the kit

[rhussjr]

Looking at My G2, I have figured out a simple way to make a bracket for mounting calipers on the front if anyone is interested in pursuing the idea on an older Yamaha. It will require at least a 10" wheel in order for it to work. As for the rears, it is basically the same as pictured in the kit.

[roady89]

Guys....don't fall for this. Those are the same brakes offered by san clemente. Only the ebay ones cost $350 more.

[rhussjr]

I am far from spending $1K on brakes for a golf cart. I can make my own using go kart parts for less than $400.

[roady89]

Originally Posted by rhussjr

I can make my own using go kart parts for less than $400.

When/If you do please share...I beleive you would be the first so any info would be greatly appreciated I'm sure.

[Monster Cart]

I did all My 4 Discs with GEO metro Discs all the way around, with Geo Calipers in the Front and in the rear I used Rear calibers from a VW Jetta (so I still had a Cable e brake hook up), My cart will stop on a dime and the parts cost me less that 150.00 bucks, My Rear end is a Yamaha G2 and the fronts I reused the existing Gem Spindles, But this same thing could be done to just about any cart for around the same price, Plus parts pads etc are availiable at your local auto parts store.

Brian