1988-Up Club Car DS-Precedent Electric - Rear Shock Absorber
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Golf bags are getting heavier and heavier these days. Seriously, we have come a long way since we walked the course during our high school days. Strolling along with a lightweight polyester bag from the local thrift store. As adults, these things' extravagance knows no bounds; leather bags, with monogrammed names and more pockets than a pair of cargo shorts. You throw two of those things crammed full of hybrid wedges in the back of your golf cart, and you might as well have your buddy with the gut sitting in the bag well. You're going to need a Rear Shock Absorber for your Club Car DS.
Don't worry; your leaf springs can handle the weight with no issue. But if you start to notice the ride is a little rougher than usual, it may be time to replace your Club Car rear shock absorber. On your golf cart, the shocks are there to soften the ride. If your ride height is standard but bumpy, it's time for new dampeners. These are very easy to replace. Make sure you pick up a few install kits from Buggies unlimited while you are at it.
I had the same problem with my 2004 DS with heavy duty leaf springs. I was hoping to get longer shocks too.
I was told no, but they make shock extenders. I had to compress the springs to get the shocks mounted but the ride was very hard.
So I just removed the shocks and it rides better.
11 1/2" compressed and 14 1/2" extended
Hi Paul, it depends on the style of your shock. If it has one eyelet end and one threaded (pointed) end, then you will need the below shocks. If they are both the pointed end, then the 5022 shock is correct.
Have a carry all 1, fit fine. Remember the rubber bushings.
Mine doesn’t have a lift kit so I don’t know
Best thing to do is call the Buggies Unlimited Tech Line and speak to a tech. Have your Model and VIN # ready. They will be able to get you the right part
Is your cart gas or electric?
NOT THAT I KNOW.MY TIRES ARE 23 10.5 12 RIMS HALF TO BE 12 HI 10.5 WIDE
