Sway bar question

RageKage

Member

• Jul 2, 2017

• #1

I have a 2014 JKU sport and I've been looking at getting a Rubi electronic sway bar and then doing an EVO manual disconnect on it. Would this be beneficial as I already have quick disconnect links? Or would I just be adding another disconnect that is unneeded?


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JeepJeep75

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• Jul 2, 2017

• #2

With the EVO No Limit knob, all you have to do is turn a knob. You will no longer need to get your hands dirty playing with the quick disconnect links.


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RageKage

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• Jul 2, 2017

• #3

JeepJeep75 said:

With the EVO No Limit knob, all you have to do is turn a knob. You will no longer need to get your hands dirty playing with the quick disconnect links.


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That's what I figured. But would there be any added benefit to having both disconnected?


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Ddays

Hooked

• Jul 2, 2017

• #4

14Kyle74 said:

That's what I figured. But would there be any added benefit to having both disconnected?


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Nope, only one disconnect point is needed. I did this swap last year and its pretty damn handy. I left my quick disconnect links on the ends of the bar - I just never use them anymore.

 

H8ROADS

Caught the Bug

• Jul 2, 2017

• #5

If you have quick disconnect links then you're already done. No need for either.

 

RageKage

Member

• Jul 2, 2017

• #6

Thanks for the info guys. Now I can stop trying to find an almost $2000 part for as cheap as possible. Lol


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jknikos

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• Jul 3, 2017

• #7

Spend your money to something different. You are good with the quick discos!

 

Tylersilverjku

Member

• Jul 3, 2017

• #8

I think it's either
Do you mind putting the links on by hand?
Or
Do you like turning a nob for 20 seconds and be done?
I personally have the Rubi disco, with the evo no limits and I love it! Some of my friends have a hard time putting the links on except when on even ground of course but I have no worry ever, all personal preference.


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Ddays

Hooked

• Jul 3, 2017

• #9

14Kyle74 said:

Thanks for the info guys. Now I can stop trying to find an almost $2000 part for as cheap as possible. Lol


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You should be able to find a takeoff in the $2-300 range. IIRC I paid $250 or so for mine

 

Coop

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• Jul 3, 2017

• #10

Ddays said:

You should be able to find a takeoff in the $2-300 range. IIRC I paid $250 or so for mine

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I have the removable links, but I've watched guys with the Rubi disco and EVO conversion with envy. I would do what Jerry suggested and find a cheap take-off. Takes a lot of work and level ground with the links, which is never fun or fast, and always dirty.


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Tylersilverjku

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• Jul 3, 2017

• #11

Ddays said:

You should be able to find a takeoff in the $2-300 range. IIRC I paid $250 or so for mine

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I found mine for $75 the guy didn't know what he had! So you can find some killer deals sometimes!


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RageKage

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• Jul 3, 2017

• #12

Ddays said:

You should be able to find a takeoff in the $2-300 range. IIRC I paid $250 or so for mine

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Yea best I found was 500 on eBay. But I was planning on going to the local junkyards to see if they had any salvageable Rubi's that I could try and strip cuz I want a Rubi Tcase also.


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VeruGE*144

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• Jul 3, 2017

• #13

It's worth a shot, I would say go in the junkyard first.


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