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Modified JK TechTech related bulletin board forum regarding subjects such as suspension, tires & wheels, steering, bumpers, skid plates, drive train, cages, on-board air and other useful modifications that will help improve the performance and protection of your Jeep JK Wrangler (Rubicon, Sahara, Unlimited and X) on the trail.
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I have a 07 JKRU 37" and 3 1/2-inch lift problem after I bent a link because the auto disconnected sway bar got pulled down too far I wanted to just put manual disconnect links on it. Problem is I can't fit the stud on the passenger side because I have a Truss welded in. The factory one seemed to fit in their bolt head came close but still able to get it out. I could flip it over disconnect the top where it bolts to the swaybar on that side what do I do with it because it will move with the axle. Any ideas?? The kit I got is a Teraflex 175310 I just realized it's 0 to 2.5" lift I'm at 3.5" maybe I need to buy a different set. I see the JKS has a smaller stud for the passenger side to fit between there.
I have a 07 JKRU 37" and 3 1/2-inch lift problem after I bent a link because the auto disconnected sway bar got pulled down too far I wanted to just put manual disconnect links on it. Problem is I can't fit the stud on the passenger side because I have a Truss welded in. The factory one seemed to fit in their bolt head came close but still able to get it out. I could flip it over disconnect the top where it bolts to the swaybar on that side what do I do with it because it will move with the axle. Any ideas?? The kit I got is a Teraflex 175310 I just realized it's 0 to 2.5" lift I'm at 3.5" maybe I need to buy a different set. I see the JKS has a smaller stud for the passenger side to fit between there.
I would probably bend the swaybar tab out slightly on the axle, enough to get the link on/off easily.