Disco's
Originally Posted by BlackdogJK
Any sway bar disconnects you would recommend for a 2012 sport?
The only thing I don't like is that they are designed to be completely removed when disconnected and u will need to zip tie the sway bar, to prevent it from moving up or down (I'd be more concerned about it moving down and getting in the way during intense points of articulation). Nevertheless, the JKS discos seemed to be a little more "beefy" and that's why I got them vs Rough Country or Rock Krawler's quick discos.
if you don't off road much I would just buy a long 18mm wrench (so you have enough torque to get the bolt started) and an 18mm gear wrench (so you can ratchet the bolt off when it gets loose) and some zip ties... but I can only get out every 6 or 8 weeks so spending the time to unbolt them manually isn't that big of a deal and if you have the right tools the bolts come off fast.
edit: I just unbolt the bottom bolt of the links. Then zip tie the links to the sway bar... then I zip tie the sway bar to the frame in a horizontal position... there is a hole in the frame you can run a long zip tie through to get the sway bar horizontal and I just zip tie it on one side... I haven't every really done anything too hard core but thats how I disconnect my jeep and others sports and it hasn't been a problem.
edit: I just unbolt the bottom bolt of the links. Then zip tie the links to the sway bar... then I zip tie the sway bar to the frame in a horizontal position... there is a hole in the frame you can run a long zip tie through to get the sway bar horizontal and I just zip tie it on one side... I haven't every really done anything too hard core but thats how I disconnect my jeep and others sports and it hasn't been a problem.
Last edited by hypeiv; Aug 8, 2012 at 08:37 AM.
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Originally Posted by Tight_wad
Got TF and going to replace with JKS soon. Tire hits the TF when at full turn/full flex
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