Disconnecting the sway bar
Please don’t beat me up if this is a stupid question look I am still a Newbie.
Can I disconnect the sway bar on my Sahara easily before I hit the trail and reconnect it just as easily after?
Can I disconnect the sway bar on my Sahara easily before I hit the trail and reconnect it just as easily after?
You really need to define easily and even then you're going to run into a mess of opinions. If you don't put a quick disconnect kit in then it's going to be a PITA. You will need to be on totally level ground, you will need two wrenches (I think an 18 and a 19, if memory serves me correctly) and a small rubber mallet doesn't hurt. Take off the nuts at each end of the sway bar links, remove the links, then strap the sway bar up parallel to your frame.
A disconnect kit will cut the time it takes to do all that by at least a quarter and if you get the JKS kit, you won't even have to worry about finding level ground.
A disconnect kit will cut the time it takes to do all that by at least a quarter and if you get the JKS kit, you won't even have to worry about finding level ground.
You really need to define easily and even then you're going to run into a mess of opinions. If you don't put a quick disconnect kit in then it's going to be a PITA. You will need to be on totally level ground, you will need two wrenches (I think an 18 and a 19, if memory serves me correctly) and a small rubber mallet doesn't hurt. Take off the nuts at each end of the sway bar links, remove the links, then strap the sway bar up parallel to your frame.
A disconnect kit will cut the time it takes to do all that by at least a quarter and if you get the JKS kit, you won't even have to worry about finding level ground.
A disconnect kit will cut the time it takes to do all that by at least a quarter and if you get the JKS kit, you won't even have to worry about finding level ground.
Thank you for your help
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