Yamaha Golf Cart Lift Kits

You invested in a Yamaha Golf Cart because the brand is synonymous with superior-quality, high-performance products- from motorcycles to musical instruments. Because you receive that high quality from the factory, it can be easy to overlook the available aftermarket options to allow your Yamaha Golf Cart's full potential to shine through.

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If driving down gravel or other unpaved pathways is fierce enough to shake your teeth loose, something as minimal as a 3-inch lift will help absorb all those bumps and give everyone a smooth, pleasant ride.

If you're going for extreme performance and an aggressive appeal, we've also got you covered there. When you see your Yamaha Golf Cart sitting high on a 6-inch A-Arm Lift Kit, and take it off-road for the first time to cruise through brush and debris like the breeze, the only question you'll ask is why you didn't do this sooner.

Yamaha Golf Cart Lift Kits are available in the following styles: Block, Spindle, A-Arm, Coil-Over-Shock, and Heavy Duty, in heights from 3"-6".

Whether you have a G2 or Drive2, Yamaha boasts the widest selection of lift kit heights and styles available. With so many options in the shop, make sure to choose your model from the filter provided to see the options compatible with your specific cart.

Block Lift Kits: Easiest to install. Allows up to 22" offset tires. Entry-level & light-duty lift kit. 

Spindle Lift Kits: Next easiest to install, with fewer parts to replace than others. Provides stability on light-to-medium-duty applications (street-legal use, light trails, etc.) Allows up to 23" tires.

A-Arm Lift Kits: Reinforced version of a Spindle Lift. Replaces the whole front suspension. Delivers added comfort and reliability for rugged, off-road driving surfaces. Allows up to 23" tires.

As with many aftermarket golf cart accessories, lift kits are also something you can install from the familiarity of your own garage, using standard tools that you probably already have on hand. But, the right resources can make all the difference, no matter your experience level. We've got you covered with written instructions in every package, a digital version of the instructions on every product page, and, of course, call/text/email support from our in-house product experts at any stage along the way.

Tools Needed:
- Flat, Solid Workspace
- Floor Jack & Jack Stands
- Impact Wrench / Socket Wrench (various sizes)
- Pliers
- Allen Wrench
- Containers to organize removed hardware

Since a good bit of your cart will already be unassembled for this installation, it's an ideal time to inspect (and replace, where necessary) any aged, worn, or damaged components. For example, it is recommended to replace your leaf springs when installing a new lift kit. Or, if you are accompanying your new lift kit with wheels and tires, you may want to pay special attention to those areas.

It would be disappointing to do all this work to lift your golf cart, just to have a weak spot fail and damage your cart. Check and maintain all bearings, bushings, joints, pivot points, arms, and other accessible components while you have the opportunity. Knowing everything is solid before you roll out will allow you to ride in confidence and comfort for years to come. 

DON'T SKIP THIS final step to installing your new lift kit. Now that you've completely transformed your suspension, the last step before taking her out for a test ride is to align the golf cart appropriately. To continue our theme of encouraging your ability to tackle projects yourself, we dedicated an entire blog post to DIY your golf cart's alignment. Step-by-step, we cover how to complete the process of aligning your golf cart, provide you with other excellent resources on the topic, and explain why proper alignment is so crucial to the safety and performance of your cart and the lifespan of many supporting components. 

Bonus Tip: Grab your smartphone and take photos before you begin and as you go, primarily in tricky areas you will unassemble and then need to put back together later. These photos will significantly help to save you time and confusion if you are unsure of anything during assembly.

If you want to know even more about all the different types of lift kits, their individual benefits, and the accompanying installation difficulty before making your decision, you can not miss Golf Cart Stuff's™ Lift Kit Overview. This guide is chock-full of helpful information so you can be sure you're making the most educated upgrades to your cart.

When your Golf Cart community has to know where you sourced your premium lift kit, send them right back here for the same wide selection, expert service, and unmatched quality that you've come to know and trust from GCS™.