Review on 🛠️ MOSNAI Heavy Duty Rear Suspension Coil Spring for Yamaha Golf Cart G14, G16, G19, G20, G22, G29 by Dang Esq

These shocks are good on their own. They stopped the "tricycle" when I made a sharp turn. If you have a rear-facing Yamaha Drive, you really need them. (Added a few weeks after the sources). Along with a 70-pound block of steel bolted to the top of the frame as far forward as it can go, my cart turns like an indie car with two grown men in the front AND two other guys in the back seat. It's about getting a stiffer rear spring and more weight compared to the front tires. Install a front grille or maybe tie a sandbag zip to the frame to balance the weight on the axles. With rear seats (100 pounds) on a golf cart, you have a battery (25 pounds) and motor, a fuel tank (180 pounds), and four passengers (800 pounds) over a rear axle. While the front axle has its own legs (20 pounds). Hope this helps someone.