Teraflex has a great reputation on here, mainly with their lifts, but I haven't heard much about their disco's.

JKS's quicker disco's look like they're higher quality. I'm not too familiar with JKS though...

 

I plan on getting a Teraflex lift but have been a big fan of the JKS disco's. You also can check out this thread.

https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-talk-26/beware-rough-country-front-discos-88002/

 

yea, definitely not looking at rough country. i haven't heard great things from them.

 

TeraFlex gets my vote,super easy ...

https://www.jk-forum.com/picture.php...ictureid=10964


https://www.jk-forum.com/picture.php...ictureid=10963

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The TeraFlex ones were more convenient because there is a pin to store the swaybar links in the up position.

 

Exactly. But, having said that, you can buy that hardware for securing them up from TF for about $25-30 (IIRC):

 

My moneys still on the Smartbar.

 

I'm running the JKS but have been thinking about getting the hardware to secure them. A little tired of using cable ties to secure the swaybar

 

The Rubi e-disco has a significant advantage over any manual disconnect. When approaching an off-camber situation, simply reconnect the sway bar. That prevents the uphill spring from unloading. It's sorta like going up a steep waterfall - as the front springs unload it actually pushes the Jeep back. Picture the same thing on an off-camber hill.

You can do that with manual disconnects, but what a pain in the A$$ to do!

If I wasn't so spoiled, I'd go Currie Antirock first, then Terraflex, then JKS.

 

From what I've seen Tera. What more do you want!? Easy disco and no fuss to hook them up out of the way.