4" Lift Kit for YAMAHA Golf Cart G29 DRIVE Gas & Electric

used it on my adventure 2 yamaha. they said no lifts were compatible. but this worked almost perfect.. had to Mod one piece of rear lift but that took 5 minutes

After beating the hell out of some of the pieces to get them to fit and drilling an extra hole or two, I finally got it installed. However, at the end of it, the rear of my golf cart was lifted about 7 or 8" instead of 4" and looked ridiculous. After studying it, I realized the holes on the rear mount bracket to the shock mounts were about 7.25", which is way too much if you're only wanting a 4" lift. I thought maybe they had sent the wrong piece in the box, so I called the company (SGC). Turns out this kit is only for Drive models, not Drive 2. Apparently there is a difference in the rear ends of the two models, which is where the problem occurs. At this point I am going to try and cut some off the rear mount bracket and see if I can make up the difference that way.I will give the product a 3 star rating, just because it is sturdy and probably very good if you have a Drive golf cart. However, while the description does not say it will fit Drive 2 models, it doesn't that say that it won't. I feel like that should be mentioned in the description. In the end, it is my fault for not double checking fitment with the seller.

I researched and changed my mind for years before deciding to purchase the 4" Lift Kit from SGC. I installed this yesterday and I couldn't be happier with the quality of the parts and the ease of installation. I am super impressed with the new look of my G29 cart. The only power tool I had to use was a drill to drill 3 holes. An amateur DIY'r can definitely handle this install with basic tools and a hydraulic jack.

At first I was really happy to receive this 4" lift kit! I decided to start on the front end first, just to go ahead and knock out what I thought was the hardest part of the project(I would soon regret this decision). So I began on the front and removed and unbolted all items per the instructions. NOTE: I am NO stranger to the garage and working on tough projects, I've removed transmissions from trucks and cars and have plenty of tools. The front part of this lift kit is essentially a 4" extension of the existing framework on the golf cart. So when the instructions said to lift it up and bolt it to my cart, I imagined I would hold it up and slide the included bolts right in and tighten it in place...NOT. No matter what angle I tried, it would only slide in 1/4 of an inch before binding. To get to where the retaining bolts could be slid through, I had two more inches to go. As much as I hated it, I ended up having to use a 2lb sledge hammer as hard as I could to get it up to where I could put the bolts in. The fun was just beginning.When I started on the rear, I thought my worst was behind me, but NO, it was just beginning. Once I got the rear lift kit parts out to begin, I soon found out that the rear parts of this kit they sent were literally for an 8 inch lift kit, yes, 8 inch rear lift. Since they don't sell an 8 inch lift kit, and I checked their website, I knew right then and there the manufacture had built all the parts to the wrong dims. I contacted the manufacture and told them about this issue, and explained I had already installed the entire front kit and they should immediately check their kits. I took pictures and sent them to them per their request. When all was said and done they wanted me to send the kit back to them, even though I explained 5 times that I had to sledge hammer the front into place and I wasn't spending another wasted day taking it back out. So in the end, I had to cut four inches off of everything they sent for the rear, it was difficult and took days to complete. I could not even use the 10" x 10" rear sway bar mount they sent, and had to build one myself out of 1/4" X 2" angle iron. If I had only went to install the rear first, I would have packed it all right back up right then and got a refund. Look at the sale photo of what I was supposed to get, notice the parts for the rear how they are all correct in that ad pic, all appear about 4 inches. But look at how long the parts were they actually sent.