Cwyatt11

Can anyone explain I me exactly how to do this? I want to make sure I do it right before messing something up, want to do it before I off road this weekend

JK yeti

Just unbolt the links from the axle with a 19 mm and zip tie them out of the way

darkhelmet

I thought it was an 18mm?

Cwyatt11

That's what I thought, but I thought that was too easy to be true. Any tips? Or advice?

NewOldSchool

To take them off I found that it's easier to have the wheels pointing outwards on whatever side you are taking the bolt off. You get more space to work on. Zip tie the sway-bar to the chassis, you will need a 12inch or larger zip tie, or just use two smaller ones combined. Then zip tie the links to the sway-bar. Also when putting the bolts back on start with the one on the passenger side. You might need someone to put some weight on the driver side to line up the holes to put in the last bolt if you are on an uneven surface. It's not to bad, but you will start to wonder how to make the job easier, this brings me to my second point.

The easiest way to do this and not worry about tools is buying the JKS Manufacturing Quicker Disconnects. I forgot the name of the vendor here that gave me a great price on them... I cleaned out my inbox (sorry), maybe one of the sponsors can chime in and give you a quote.

JKS Manufacturing Quicker Disconnects - Quadratec



Hope this helps.

Jeep_Dawg08

There is also a post on here to make ur own quick discos. Took about $15 from parts at Home Depot.

I did it, it works great! At this point I font know of any problems, so good luck.

stagedtrip

I disconnected mine a couple months ago and never bothered to hook them back up, but I don't drive on the interstate