Anyone Have A Six Passenger Lifted Golf Cart In Their Momentum Garage?

[Slappy]

Just wondering if they fit height wise

I am looking at the lifted models because I am guessing that with the six passenger model, a regular height cart will centerline

[avf100]

Are you going to put a loud stereo system in it and drive around the campground
with 6 people all talking & yelling?....

[FT4NOW]

I've got a Club Car Precedent that I put a 6" lift and 20x10 wheels on it. I haven't attempted to get it in the Momentum yet, but I measured and have about 2" of clearance with the bed and couch in the upward position.

[Slappy]

Are you going to put a loud stereo system in it and drive around the campground
with 6 people all talking & yelling?....

Hahaha, no we're not into that lifestyle. We're pretty far to the opposite end of that spectrum. No broadcast TV's in the house. No broadcast radio ever.

My use case is for a large homeschool retreat campus on the grounds of a defunct college, so the distances are pretty good in between buildings and event locations.

Then at least once per year we go to a very isolated beach on the Texas coast that doesnt have any major city at or near it, so there are no beer drinking shenangans going on there. We'll let the kids play on the beach for a few days.

So I'd like a lifted cart to drive thru that sand, as well as to assure that a 6 passenger cart won't high center at the top of the toy hauler ramp. Otherwise I'd go with a regular height cart.

[WhittleBurner]

Are you going to put a loud stereo system in it and drive around the campground
with 6 people all talking & yelling?....

We had close to a full season of yahoos like that a couple years ago. The whole area cheered when they pulled out.

[BarrySmith]

I have a 2-passenger lifted cart with a rear-facing bench back seat. I had to lift the cart it because it did high-center in my Genesis toyhauler. Once lifted, the roof was too high and wouldn't clear the happijac bed system so I had to hinge the roof posts so I can lower the roof when in the trailer and return the roof to regular height outside the trailer. I watched a guy on YouTube cut his roof posts at 45 degrees down and to the rear at the midpoint of each post and then attach side pieces of metal strips that saddle both sides of each post and act like a hinge. I then use a clevis pin through both metal straps and post to secure each post in normal position when cart is outside trailer. Really works well.

A lifted cart just might fit under the beds in these taller momentums without any mods but it will be close if it does

[FT4NOW]

@Slappy I finally got my cart in the 398 today, it fit, with about an inch to spare. Attachment 45803

Guess my images still don't work

[Slappy]

@Slappy I finally got my cart in the 398 today, it fit, with about an inch to spare. Attachment 45803

Guess my images still don't work

Thanks for letting me know!!

That was a tight fit!!