How much actual ground clearance with 6" lift on Club Car

[roundtuit60]

Originally Posted by dirtysouth

You can run 23's on a 4" All Sports lift. I don't recommend it if you are going to use it for heavy off-roading ( tire to fender clearance). The rear axle limits the ground clearance...

Dirtysouth: How do you feel about 22's on the All Sports 4" lift? Is that still too much? Are 20's better as far as fender clearance is concerned? I suspect I would be fine with 20's but they only lift the axle 1". I guess I'm paranoid but I was hoping for a little more there. Thanks.

[scottyb]

You shoould think about how you are going to turn those big tires! Bigger tires require more power.

[essness]

I did 3" and 22" tires. I have not had any issues with clerance on either the body or the diff.

[roundtuit60]

I appreciate all of your comments and suggestions. I think I will go with the 4" lift from All Sports and 20" tires. I'm not sure about which tires. Right now I lean toward Sahara Classics 20x10-10s. Any opinions would be appreciated.

[dirtysouth]

Originally Posted by roundtuit60

I appreciate all of your comments and suggestions. I think I will go with the 4" lift from All Sports and 20" tires. I'm not sure about which tires. Right now I lean toward Sahara Classics 20x10-10s. Any opinions would be appreciated.

20's or 22's will work great. What kind of terain will it be in? Saharas are a pretty mild tread, great for dirt roads, hard pack sand and pavement. They are like racing slicks in mud. One revolution and the tread fills with mud. They don't self clean at all.

[scottyb]

Who's Allsports?

[essness]

Originally Posted by scottyb

Who's Allsports?

Who's "Scottyb"?

[roundtuit60]

Originally Posted by dirtysouth

20's or 22's will work great. What kind of terain will it be in? Saharas are a pretty mild tread, great for dirt roads, hard pack sand and pavement. They are like racing slicks in mud. One revolution and the tread fills with mud. They don't self clean at all.

Almost all of it will be dirt/sand roads and pasture. I live in lowcountry South Carolina and have few hills although there are a few going down into swamps and back up. Those aren't long pulls anyway. I don't see using them in much mud. Is there a better alternative than the Sahara Classic...say All Trails? I don't think I want to go with very radical tread.

[scottyb]

Who's shownenenmister

[dirtysouth]

Originally Posted by roundtuit60

Almost all of it will be dirt/sand roads and pasture. I live in lowcountry South Carolina and have few hills although there are a few going down into swamps and back up. Those aren't long pulls anyway. I don't see using them in much mud. Is there a better alternative than the Sahara Classic...say All Trails? I don't think I want to go with very radical tread.

All Trails, Duros,and Saharas are all about the same tread pattern. They are great if ya don't want aggressive.