Any rubicon owners use these?
You can actually get more articulation by removing the links instead of just using the button. I've got a friend with a Rubi and we pushed it to see how much farther it would go without the links in place. It went far enough that we now disconnect the links fully instead of just using the button.
You can actually get more articulation by removing the links instead of just using the button. I've got a friend with a Rubi and we pushed it to see how much farther it would go without the links in place. It went far enough that we now disconnect the links fully instead of just using the button.
Thanks for the replies though!!
Ahhhh okay. Well in that case those should be just fine. Just adjust them so that your sway bar has good geometry (parallel at ride height or very slightly past parallel). But yes adjustable links should work fine.
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They'd work great for that purpose. My post was to inform you that there is more travel to be had if (down the road) you decide to disconnect them without the button. I'm not sure how extreme your wheeling is but if you get to that point, now you'll know you have that option.
They'd work great for that purpose. My post was to inform you that there is more travel to be had if (down the road) you decide to disconnect them without the button. I'm not sure how extreme your wheeling is but if you get to that point, now you'll know you have that option.
I don't know the price difference, but just because you put in the manual disco's doesn't mean you would have to use them in lieu of the button.



