then what do you do with the swaybar? bungee it up? Even if I went with JKS or a different brand, I would go with the teraflex retaining brackets. They require no drilling, cause the brackets just go under the nut on the front body mount bolt (under the core support). Installation take 5 minutes. 5 Minutes!!! That is not an exaggeration. When you disconnect you just pull the pins, swing the bar up, slide the discos on the retaining brackets and put pins in. Thats it. No bungees or anything. I love it.

 

Yep, it's the basic Warrior bumper with d-ring mounts...non winch version. Not much, but it's simple and inexpensive which is what I was after.

 

Yea im going with the TF, just really looks like that kit is hard to beat. Be ordering them fiday as soon as i deposite my paycheck haha.

 

So with the JKS quicker disco's, they don't come with a bracket to stow the sway bar????

 

Correct

 

So then it sounds like I want the Teraflex disco's witch have a bracket. Right?

 

Lots of people like the JKS and swear by them, but like I said before I just don't get how they are better than the Teraflex...I would definitely recommend the Teraflex discos though, more practical and less expensive.

 

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I have the Teraflex discos and they work great. I also like the fact they include a storage pin when you are disconnected.

 

I'm running JKS disconnects with the Teraflex mounting pins. Have the passenger side one
a little longer than driver side to help with the "Jeep learn to the right".