All Sport 8" long travel

[rhall123]

I am looking to do an 8" long travel on my 2015 CC precedent. I tried doing some searches, but couldn't find anything, does anyone know how much this increases track width? I have been debating on the jakes, and AS, but it seems AS is the kit to go with currently. I'm wanting to run 27" tires, and I'm trying to make sure my width is where i want it to be.

[StoveBolt]

Might call All Sports.. (866) 291-5244

[slonomo]

Track width also depends on the offset of your wheels. In most of my past projects, with an aftermarket lift kit you will gain 2-4 inches of total width, add another 1-2" for offset wheels. So you could be at a total of up to a possible 6" added width compared to stock.

[rhall123]

I had called them yesterday, and the lady that answered wasn’t for sure, today I called them and they said it would make it 2.5” wider than the rear. The current lift kit I have the track width is the same as the rear.


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[Dlab]

Originally Posted by rhall123

I had called them yesterday, and the lady that answered wasn’t for sure, today I called them and they said it would make it 2.5” wider than the rear. The current lift kit I have the track width is the same as the rear.


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Get some big fender flares......that doesn’t seem like a fun ride ride in water or mud....

[kellett5261]

wheel spacers on amazon for $20 . done deal

[rhall123]

Originally Posted by kellett5261

wheel spacers on amazon for $20 . done deal

Yeah.. That’s why I was trying to figure out the width to make the rear match the front.


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[JPonLKN]

Originally Posted by kellett5261

wheel spacers on amazon for $20 . done deal

I'd like to know where you can get wheel spacers for $20 without making them in your own shop. $50 for a pair an up.

[slonomo]

I always get the lift and wheels installed, then measure to get the correct size wheel spacers. Guessing by someones word has never worked out for me.

I've seen wheel spacers on ebay for less than $40 for the pair, that's for 1" spacers. Don't use the stud type spacers, those are no good. Use the solid aluminum spacers.

[ProjectClubCar]

I have a Jake's LT on my club car DS, and I also run 2" solid spacers on the rear to bring the stance where I like it. I can't tell you how long I had those spacers on there but just recently, sheared all the stud bolts off.... turning into a burm wide open...... but those spacers have had years in years of abuse it was just its time.