Collection: Golf Cart Suspension Components

When upgrading or replacing suspension components on a golf cart, it's essential to consider several key parts, each playing a vital role in ensuring a smooth ride and stability.

Shocks dampen the impact from bumps and uneven terrain, helping to control the cart's movement. Replacing old shocks can significantly improve ride quality and handling.

Struts are similar to shocks but usually integrated with a supporting coil spring assembly over a shock. Strut assemblies provide structural support and help absorb rough terrain well. Upgrading old, worn out struts can enhance stability and performance, and in extreme cases, restore front end alignment to prevent drag and excessive tire wear.

Leaf Springs are flexible steel components that support the weight of the rear of the cart while also absorbing shock. Over time, golf cart leaf springs begin to sag from fatigue and allow tire rub and swaying. Replacing your golf cart rear leaf springs and bushings will restore original load capacity, improve comfort, and provide added strength for carrying extra passengers when adding a rear flip seat or cargo box.

Bushings are small but crucial components which provide cushioning and reduce friction between moving parts. Worn bushings can lead to noise and instability. Replacing both bushings and sleeves will enhance handling and prolong the life of other suspension components.

Overall, replacing these components can lead to improved ride quality, enhanced handling, and increased longevity of your golf cart. As always, regular maintenance and timely replacement of worn suspension components helps to ensure optimal performance on the golf course or any terrain.

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