Do all brand sway bar quick disconnects rattle and click over every bump?
10-23-2007, 09:08 PM
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Thanks for the info guys! So it sounds like the JKS are well worth the upgrade. Where is the best place to buy them?
Regarding the Rubicon E discos, at the time I ordered my Sahara it didn't sound like something I'd use but given the option again I'd buy them for sure. Regardless, the few times I was on some decent trails in Sedona I was amazed at what I was able to do without ever disconnecting the sway bar!
Regarding the Rubicon E discos, at the time I ordered my Sahara it didn't sound like something I'd use but given the option again I'd buy them for sure. Regardless, the few times I was on some decent trails in Sedona I was amazed at what I was able to do without ever disconnecting the sway bar!
10-25-2007, 01:44 PM
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I'm ordering some JKS quicker disconnects but won't be able to pick them up until I go back to the States. In the mean time, up to what speed is it ok to drive around with the anti-sway bar disconnected? Since I'm in a resort town I rarely ever go above 30 mph so am I safe to just leave them disconnected for now or could that cause poor handling or faster tire wear? Thanks!
10-25-2007, 02:01 PM
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I'm ordering some JKS quicker disconnects but won't be able to pick them up until I go back to the States. In the mean time, up to what speed is it ok to drive around with the anti-sway bar disconnected? Since I'm in a resort town I rarely ever go above 30 mph so am I safe to just leave them disconnected for now or could that cause poor handling or faster tire wear? Thanks!
I drove home over 4 hours at highway speeds with the sway bar disconnected, but not advised! It is not good in sudden braking or manuevering situations. I took care to not follow too closely to anybody until I got home.
10-26-2007, 12:15 PM
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How much would it cost to get rid of my rubi electro-disconnect kit, and replace it with a regular sway bar with some JKS quick discos? Is there any market for selling the Rubi kit? Can I lift it later without too much trouble, or should I attempt this after I lift it?
10-26-2007, 12:48 PM
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Ummm, are you kidding me??? Considering the fact the Rubi e-disco costs over $1000 just for the parts, I'm sure people will pay you to take it off your hands. Honestly, is there a reason why you want to get rid of it because I have to say that I love mine and wouldn't want to get rid of it for any manual discos.
Your thoughts?