This is probably the best demonstration video I have ever seen on TH-cam; very well documented and detailed explanation of each step. I imagine if anyone was to consider doing it themselves they might reconsider after watching this. Great Job fella's.
Thank you once more. We just bought our first golf cart this week. (2011 model). I have learned more today watching your videos than I could have imagined. You are a great 'teacher', well spoken, organized and provide all nedded information, even the tool sizes!
I don't own a cart, but found this video after a lift kit install. This video is absolutely professional and informative! Thank-you, now I must buy one!
Thank you! This is great information for all Club Car owners.... yes, it was a bit funny with how many times you said 'retain'. ☺ I guess I was more curious as to why you'd think we'd throw those parts away?
Thanks Andrew! Some OEM hardware / pieces will be replaced with what comes in the kit, and others will not. Instead of people guessing, we like to spell out what they will retain and what they can disregard. There are a lot of dealers and people putting on our products in bulk, so we don't want anyone to throw away pieces only to realize they need them again 10 steps later. Thanks for the feedback though! We will look into another way of making sure people RETAIN this information.
It just occurred to me that rather than having make measurements that perhaps wouldn't be accurate, you could make a cut/drill template to include in the kit.
WAY above my expertise.. Great video for those who are so inclined to take this on.. Also, Good Luck if you can retain this info...At 76, I don't even know what day this is... LOL
Don’t think I would be tackling this massive project. Not sure why a few place you utilized rivets instead of flat screws- Gonna be problematic down the road, should you need to remove those pieces for repairs or access for other projects. Interesting video Though.
This is probably the best demonstration video I have ever seen on TH-cam; very well documented and detailed explanation of each step. I imagine if anyone was to consider doing it themselves they might reconsider after watching this. Great Job fella's.
This hands down is the best instructional video on TH-cam. Man… WELL DONE SIR!
Thank you once more. We just bought our first golf cart this week. (2011 model). I have learned more today watching your videos than I could have imagined. You are a great 'teacher', well spoken, organized and provide all nedded information, even the tool sizes!
I don't own a cart, but found this video after a lift kit install. This video is absolutely professional and informative! Thank-you, now I must buy one!
I RETAINED so much from this video...
LOL, I noticed that right away.
Hey remember to retain your stuff guys it key to success
RETAIN everything until you're done and then... no more RETAIN
Thank you! This is great information for all Club Car owners.... yes, it was a bit funny with how many times you said 'retain'. ☺ I guess I was more curious as to why you'd think we'd throw those parts away?
Thanks Andrew! Some OEM hardware / pieces will be replaced with what comes in the kit, and others will not. Instead of people guessing, we like to spell out what they will retain and what they can disregard. There are a lot of dealers and people putting on our products in bulk, so we don't want anyone to throw away pieces only to realize they need them again 10 steps later. Thanks for the feedback though! We will look into another way of making sure people RETAIN this information.
It just occurred to me that rather than having make measurements that perhaps wouldn't be accurate, you could make a cut/drill template to include in the kit.
Great video….. I’m just gonna buy one like this already done😀😀😀
Great video Sir ! Well done !
Oh man I love this kit 💯👍
Did you get it?
it should have a drill template for the frame
very nice, even though i own a EZGO TXT
Great job.
Is this the same kit for a 2018 club car Onward? I’d assume so, but just wanted to check before I cut the frame in half
Waoh!! Good job Sir.
35:30 don't forget to disconnect the annoying back up buzzer.
WAY above my expertise.. Great video for those who are so inclined to take this on.. Also, Good Luck if you can retain this info...At 76, I don't even know what day this is... LOL
Thanks PJ
Be sure to - Remove and Retain hardware. Got it
I got a club cart 97 you got to hit gas pedal a couple times to go
Would love to see this done on a Gas model, do you just leave the engine installed and move the back half back?
What was the thickness of metal floor sheet used?
Don’t think I would be tackling this massive project.
Not sure why a few place you utilized rivets instead of
flat screws-
Gonna be problematic down the road, should you need to remove those pieces for repairs or access for other projects.
Interesting video
Though.
How to install the couple battery in club car 2004 d's
And do I need to disconnect the obcif I wire to 110 outlet
Hit the link. Can't find the extension kits on the website.
When will these kits be back in stock? Trying to get one done for resale before Halloween.
does it has a space for groceries? Cutler Bay, Fl
What is the little silver piece sticking out from the motor?
Why not just include a new dash panel
Do you need a lift kit to stretch a golf cart?
No
Drink every time he says RETAIN
When you buy this to have room for your friends then you realize wait I got jow
How much for the club car precedent madjax stretch kit ?
Tino, you can find all of our pricing on Nivelparts.com
Is there a kit for a club car DS?
I didn’t see a kit for the Club Car DS model.
Retain 😂