Thanks for asking. The wheel is a RHOX Steel 8-Spoke 12x7.5, 3:4.5 Offset (TIR-402: www.golfcart.com/pc_product_detail.asp?key=A31B1AAE6E234405B766A9ED7381C1AB) The tire is a RHOX RXVT 25x10-12, 6 Ply (TIR-361: rhox.com/pc_product_detail.asp?key=6A17A53677B44F39A67C06886F660DA3)

My guess is the one side was more difficult to get on than the other . . . it has been a while since this video was made.

We may be currently talking to your dealer about the cart but I would recommend trying different camber positions and seeing where your toe falls. The center position is generally a good one to start with. We have not seen issues where the tie rods appear to be too short with the stock steering rack and this lift kit - unless the steering rack isn't centered before the tie rods are connected but then the issue would normally be seen on one side, not both. Make sure your tie rods ends are adjusted as far out as they can go and then adjust inwards. Sometimes they aren't adjusted out enough.

@@GolfCartInstructions Thanks for the reply. I started with the center position and was able to set the toe in as recommended. The center position resulted in a negative camber setting with the tires contacting the road on the inner third of the tread pattern. This made the cart almost to twitchy to drive on the roads around my house. Now that I've achieved a positive camber with the outer hole, I'm running up again the toe in/ steering rack length issue. Is there a dimension for one spindle arm/tie rod end to the other tie rod end? I'm wondering if the distance on my cart is somehow too long. Thanks

We measured our STR-033 steering rack and it is 22.5" end to end without the tie rods. If we put the tie rods on with three rotations, they measure 28" center to center of the studs. Our steering rack should match OE. It seems like your dealer is talking to us through our tech department about this same issue. I will let you discuss it with them so we are not all duplicating efforts from this point on.

Did you ever find a resolution for this? I've got the same issue. Using the middle hole for my shock top, my tires have negative camber. If I adjust the camber, my tie rods are too short.

Any resolution? Just installed this lift on an 2012 RXV a month and I too am experiencing the short tie Rod ends.

No, the 7" is the only A-arm style lift we have for the TXT. We have a 5" drop axle (LIFT-108) and a 6" drop spindle (LIFT-102) that will fit your cart.

Thank you for your feedback. We will be doing this more often in future videos if space in the Garage allows.