G22 Lift Kits

[Go Time]

I want to put a 6 inch lift kit (w/ 10" wheels and 22" tires) on my 2007 G22. What manufacture(s) would the experts recommend. I live on a dirt road in back of a farm and the cart is mainly used off road and does some towing. Thanks for the input.... Mark

[dougmcp]

Either Allsports lifts or Jakes Lifts should do the trick for you.
Links:
Allsports Lift Kits
Jakes Lift Kits

[Go Time]

Doug, is there any advantage using a spindle lift vs an arm lift OR vice versa. They are about the same price and I would like to get the most durable setup. Thanks Mark

[ak47fan]

[QUOTE=Go Time;7494]Doug, is there any advantage using a spindle lift vs an arm lift OR vice versa. They are about the same price and I would like to get the most durable setup. Thanks Mark[/QUOTE

The spindle lifts are easy to install and the Allsports kit doesnt look like any a-arm kit. The Jakes spindles are well constructed and I had one on a ClubCar I used to have. The long travel kits are nice but about 3 times the cost of the basic kits. I see the G22 is a different animal than the earlier carts from Yamaha so Im not familiar with that suspension

[Go Time]

ak47...you're right about the all sports, it does not appear to be an A Arm system. I think I'm going to go with the jakes...thanks for the responses, Mark

[ak47fan]

ak47...you're right about the all sports, it does not appear to be an A Arm system. I think I'm going to go with the jakes...thanks for the responses, Mark

The Jakes spindles were made from ductile iron unless they have changed. That what Ive seen some Case backhoe boom/dipper parts made from. I would use Jakes spindles again for anything I was building.

[Go Time]

I pulled the trigger on the Jakes 6" Spindle kit. Thanks guys for the input.

[dougmcp]

Good purchase.
Let us know how it turns out... we like pictures.

[Michael Eddie]

I pulled the trigger on the Jakes 6" Spindle kit. Thanks guys for the input.

Nice! Keep us updated!!