Which sway bar quick disconnects do I need?

Tigereye10

Tigereye10

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As the title states, Im wondering which sway discos I need to get, I have a 2.5" lift got about 3" from it, so what Im wondering is:

1) Should I get ones that go up to 2.5" or get the ones that go to 3"?
2) Also which brand should I go with? I've heard alot about JKS and Rock Krawler, but again back to what size/size range I should get, Im not sure.

Thanks ahead of time for your help!
 
cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
Tigereye10 said:
As the title states, Im wondering which sway discos I need to get, I have a 2.5" lift got about 3" from it, so what Im wondering is:

1) Should I get ones that go up to 2.5" or get the ones that go to 3"?
2) Also which brand should I go with? I've heard alot about JKS and Rock Krawler, but again back to what size/size range I should get, Im not sure.

Thanks ahead of time for your help!
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My 2 cents is get the JKS adjustable links for 2.5-6" of lift. I ran them for over a year and loved them! Easy to get off at the trail and easy to out back on as well. Grease them one a month and your good to go
 
Armydog

Armydog

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JKS for my vote. Got them on the pumpkin, they work fine. The JK version completely disconnect rather than being pinned to a storage post like the TJ. Great product!!!!
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Tigereye10

Tigereye10

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cozdude said:
My 2 cents is get the JKS adjustable links for 2.5-6" of lift. I ran them for over a year and loved them! Easy to get off at the trail and easy to out back on as well. Grease them one a month and your good to go
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Just found them on Northridge looked earlier but must have totally skipped over them, haha. I'll have to grab them before the RC trip, after doing that RTI ramp today I see what a difference they make.
 
Tigereye10

Tigereye10

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Armydog said:
JKS for my vote. Got them on the pumpkin, they work fine. The JK version completely disconnect rather than being pinned to a storage post like the TJ. Great product!!!!


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Nice, they do look like a very strong product. Not to mention all the good feedback I've seen of them.
 
noroad

noroad

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cozdude said:
My 2 cents is get the JKS adjustable links for 2.5-6" of lift. I ran them for over a year and loved them! Easy to get off at the trail and easy to out back on as well. Grease them one a month and your good to go
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X2 on these! if you are truly intersted let me know there is a guy selling some for 40 bucks by me, i can see if i can get in touch with them!
 
dannymalkin

dannymalkin

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I have a friend who broke a JKS link while driving once, but with all the positive reviews it was probably an isolated incident.
 
JKWrang

JKWrang

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I run those very same JKS discos and you get my vote too!


A little tight on the passenger side though, so I just tie it off when disco'd instead of completely removing, but works well. MUCH better than pulling out the wrenches and going through that hassle. I bought them second hand from Cozdude and he greased them monthly, I greased them recently and they were still full, lubed and ready to go! These things hold up and hold up well!



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cozdude

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
07JKSahara said:
Sorry to hijack, but it might be relevant for you. Do you guys use white lithium grease, or just standard?
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the jks links have zerk fittings so i used standard grease on them. on the pins tho i used wd-40 after wheeling trips to help clean them up.
 
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