It really depends on your preference. A-arm kits take longer to install but they also replace more suspension components. If these parts are worn on your cart, this kit may benefit you. The A-arm lift kit includes toe and camber adjustments. The spindle lift only replaces the spindles and it only has toe alignment, not camber.
TIR-265 is a 22x11-10 tire. 4" lifts on an RXV can generally accommodate a 22" tire max before rubbing occurs. The wheel should be at least a 10" wheel with an offset of -1".
A 22" tire would be the approximate max you can get with a 4" lift. You cannot use 8" wheels with a lift kit because the bell of the wheel usually gets in the way. The only way this may be possible is with wheel spacers but we have not tested it to know for sure. 10" wheels minimum with a 1" offset are recommended.
You make it look easy but we are having trouble getting the a-arm off on a 2016 RXV and about to resort to cutting the bolts. Is there something that we are not doing right? We have had this issue on quite a few of the RXVs now.
why didn't you show us the finished project out in the parking lot?
My thoughts exactly.
What’s the best working lift to do on a 2010 RXV? Are most people likening the A arm or Spindle lift’s?
It really depends on your preference. A-arm kits take longer to install but they also replace more suspension components. If these parts are worn on your cart, this kit may benefit you. The A-arm lift kit includes toe and camber adjustments. The spindle lift only replaces the spindles and it only has toe alignment, not camber.
What size rims/tires went on with this lift?
TIR-265 is a 22x11-10 tire. 4" lifts on an RXV can generally accommodate a 22" tire max before rubbing occurs. The wheel should be at least a 10" wheel with an offset of -1".
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could you do a 22” tire with a 8” rim with a negative i” offset? trying to get as much tire shock absorbtion as possible.
A 22" tire would be the approximate max you can get with a 4" lift. You cannot use 8" wheels with a lift kit because the bell of the wheel usually gets in the way. The only way this may be possible is with wheel spacers but we have not tested it to know for sure. 10" wheels minimum with a 1" offset are recommended.
Your lift doesn't fit a electric rxv on the rear
This specific lift kit is sold for a gas cart only.
You make it look easy but we are having trouble getting the a-arm off on a 2016 RXV and about to resort to cutting the bolts. Is there something that we are not doing right? We have had this issue on quite a few of the RXVs now.