AnthonyG24
New member
Looking for some real good sway bar disconnects, any recommendations?
Sway bar disconnects
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rogerk93
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Jks has some good sway bar disconnect. They are pretty pricey but I like the design there are pins on both sides to remove it entirely.
Mike_JK_Houston_711
New member
I've got the teraflex quick discos on my sport. They work fine, but at some point I'll be looking to buy a used rubi e discos, and then getting the Evo no limits. If you don't need the e discos, JKS makes some decent ones.
Mike_JK_Houston_711
New member
Yep. They "work" for me, but they are not "quick". I need a small pry bar and rubber mallet to get them off lol.
10abadilla/jk
New member
My teraflex ones are the same way. The only way to get them on or off quickly is level ground. Other then that I have to tap them with something. They hold up just fine though. No limit would be the way to go in my opinion.
CarolinaJK
New member
Definitely look for a used Rubicon sway bar. It may take some time, but you can usually find a cheapish one. Pair it with the Evo no-limits. Worth every penny.
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
JKS would be the first thing I would look for. Second would be a used Rubi sway bat and install the Evo no limits onto it.
AnthonyG24
New member
I'm new to this but once you take off the E. Disconnects or replace it there manual right? How different are the evolutions to the others. Cause the setup I'm going with is all evo mfg for suspension.
AnthonyG24
New member
Yea guys I don't want anything difficult to be messing around with on the trails. I'm a firm believer on you get for what you pay for.
Dempsey
Member
Quick Discos
I got the JKS disconnects and i really couldn't be happier. They are one of my favorite things i have added to my JK. They come on and off real easy (provided the jeep is on level ground). Occasionally ill take a rubber mallet to mine to pop em off, takes a max of 2 mins. I dont know if anyone else mentioned this but JKS also sells straps to hold up your sway bar up when it is disconnected, so you dont rub your tire or what not. (see below for links) Not completely necessary as you can rig something up yourself pretty easy, that will work just as well.
Lanyards:
https://www.northridge4x4.com/fits/...4dr/disconnects/2039-jks-sway-bar-lanyard-kit
Discos:
https://www.northridge4x4.com/fits/...s/2030-jks-sway-bar-quicker-disconnect-system
Just make sure you get the right ones depending on your lift. Oh and make sure you grease em up everytime you change your oil.
You wont regret em, i sure dont. :rock:
I got the JKS disconnects and i really couldn't be happier. They are one of my favorite things i have added to my JK. They come on and off real easy (provided the jeep is on level ground). Occasionally ill take a rubber mallet to mine to pop em off, takes a max of 2 mins. I dont know if anyone else mentioned this but JKS also sells straps to hold up your sway bar up when it is disconnected, so you dont rub your tire or what not. (see below for links) Not completely necessary as you can rig something up yourself pretty easy, that will work just as well.
Lanyards:
https://www.northridge4x4.com/fits/...4dr/disconnects/2039-jks-sway-bar-lanyard-kit
Discos:
https://www.northridge4x4.com/fits/...s/2030-jks-sway-bar-quicker-disconnect-system
Just make sure you get the right ones depending on your lift. Oh and make sure you grease em up everytime you change your oil.
You wont regret em, i sure dont. :rock:
Coop
Caught the Bug
I gave up on the lanyards. They kept loosening on the trail and ended up letting the sway bar hit the front coils. I use heavy plastic tie wraps (18 inch or 24 inch). These don't loosen.