
It started off as a good day, the new wheels/tires, and the 6" lift
kit arriving by the big brown truck of happiness. |

My RXV was a fleet model. I got it used from a local golf cart
dealership. It had no mods. I compared the stock front
spindle (axle) to the one in the lift kit. |

The new axle was significantly skinnier than the original. |

The kit intends for the original hubs and spindle nuts to be reused.
Neither the hubs, nor the spindle nuts come close to fitting.
I can't explain the difference in sizing. I've checked online,
and I've come to the conclusion that "most", if not all other RXVs
use the thinner spindle. |

My fix was to order new RXV hubs, and spindle nuts. I've asked
the lift kit manufacturer online what size nut fits their axles.
No answer. I went to a local golf cart dealer, no answer.
I found an old thread on a forum that gave the correct size locknut.
See links below for the combination of parts that actually work! |

The front spindles installed quicker than expected. The rear
axle was much more involved than expected. I used a High Lift
Jack, and a floor jack to find the right combination of
lifting/lowering parts to remove the rear springs, and install the
lift blocks. |

My buddy wants the old spindles/wheels/tires. Think he's going
to make a yard cart. He lives about 1.5 miles away.
Think I'll take a ride in the cart tomorrow to deliver this stuff. |

I removed the front bumper too. I'll be ordering a metal one
soon, that has a mount for the 12V winch I've already purchased.
I have a vinyl wrap that just arrived, and seat covers on order.
I'll be removing the folding rear seat, and adding a frame mounted
rear hitch. |
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