Hoypeyfiy Golf Cart Rear Leaf Spring Bushings Kit for EZGO TXT/Medalist 1994–Present | Replaces 14158-G1, 12262-G1, 11098-G5, 00665-G9

Overview

Hoypeyfiy presents a dedicated rear leaf spring bushings kit for EZGO TXT and Medalist golf carts, covering models from 1994 to today. By replacing worn bushings with a robust mix of iron and plastic, the kit aims to preserve original alignment and respond smoothly to varied terrain, offering a steadier, more confident feel behind the wheel.

Why this matters

Ride quality on a golf cart can be influenced by suspension wear. This kit targets noise and vibration in the rear suspension, which may translate to a calmer cabin, especially on longer rounds or uneven surfaces where stability matters.

Key benefits

• Reduces noise and vibration for a calmer driving experience.
• Enhances driving comfort by maintaining smoother suspension motion.
• Easy to install, with no specialized tools required.
• Durable materials designed to match original geometry and performance expectations.

Fitment and compatibility

This replacement kit is designed specifically for EZGO TXT and Medalist carts manufactured from 1994 onward. It replaces commonly used parts 14158-G1, 12262-G1, 11098-G5, 00665-G9, 70291-G01, and 70289-G02, aligning with original mounting points. It is not intended for EZGO RXV or Marathon variants.

What’s included

• 1x Golf Cart Rear Leaf Spring Bushings Kit

Real-world use cases

Whether you are enjoying a casual cruise, a club outing, or light competition, this kit supports a steadier ride on typical golf course surfaces and public roads. The blend of iron and plastic is chosen to resist wear while preserving essential suspension movement, contributing to predictable handling as you navigate bumps and turns.

Installation and care

Designed for straightforward installation in standard EZGO mounting points, the kit aims to minimize downtime. After installation, periodic checks of surrounding suspension components can help maintain alignment and performance over time.

Materials and durability (context)

The combination of iron and plastic is selected to balance strength and weight, helping maintain ride quality without adding unnecessary bulk. This approach seeks to support long-term reliability under typical golf cart use.