http://youtube.com/watch?v=v0a9hRCj8KE

48 beer said I couldn't make this rock, i don't have a vid of me going up but I'll add some other ones tonight.

Completely stock, sway bars manually unhooked front and rear...4L

This is Vrock in BC, Canada near Sunrise Lake

 

Very cool-- thanks for the vid!

 

good job

 

ive never taken off my sway bars yet ive got sahara are they easy to do ? and noticed u removed the rock slider steps . is there a reason to remove or keep on ?

 

My JK is the X, it's completely stock, not a Sahara. It doesn't have rock sliders

The sway bars are easy to disconnect, there is a bolt on the front of each side and a nut on the back of each side, takes about 15 mins to remove... night and day, in fact don't go rock crawling without taking it off or you won't make it....also had my tires deflated to 17psi so not to puncture...

 

im going to assume after climbing under mine the sway bars are those short bars about 8" long on each side you just remove those and your good to go :confused: i would like to see a pic of the automatic disconnects. oh are they easy to re-attach

 

The sway bar stays on but the tie rods coming off it are where you disconnect it and then tie them up so they are out of the way and don't swing freely. I'll post a pic when i can. They are easier to take off but not that much harder to re-connect.

 

Please be careful to use proper terminoligy as you do not want to take off the "tie rods" if you are planning on going somewhere.

 

You disconnect ((THE SWAYBAY LINKS))
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Thank you for clarifying that.

BTW, where did you get the disconnect kit and how much?

thx
matt