JKS Quiker disconnects

[LasVegasJK]

Anybody use the JKS lanyards to tie up your sway bar?

 

[AllAmericanInfidel]

Anybody use the JKS lanyards to tie up your sway bar?

I just use some adjustable straps I got from Wal Mart sporting goods section. They are quick adjusting, and pretty strong. I secured the sway bar with them, cut off the excess, and they work great. I think I paid 10 bucks total. Not sure how much the JKS ones are, but just an idea for you.

 

[OverlanderJK]

Don't you remove the entire disconnect? At least that's why I thought there were two pins on the ones I had.

 

[seanb123]

Teraflex has a mount where you can put the sway bar. Works well.

 

[LasVegasJK]

I just use some adjustable straps I got from Wal Mart sporting goods section. They are quick adjusting, and pretty strong. I secured the sway bar with them, cut off the excess, and they work great. I think I paid 10 bucks total. Not sure how much the JKS ones are, but just an idea for you.

The JKS are basically the same as you did. They were $15 for the set. The only place I could find them was at the actual JKS Manufacturing website. If nothing else I figured I could use them and then give a thumbs up or down to everyone.

 

[LasVegasJK]

Teraflex has a mount where you can put the sway bar. Works well.

That will be my next option if these JKS aren't efficient. I've only heard good things about JKS, so I figured they would do what they are supposed to do.
Should be delivered by Friday. I'll post a picture of them after install.

 

[LasVegasJK]

Don't you remove the entire disconnect? At least that's why I thought there were two pins on the ones I had.

They do get entirely removed.
I think JKS should supply a storage box for them when they are removed. I've read that some people wrap them in rags, or just throw them under a seat.
My last jeep was an 81 CJ5 that was only trail worthy, so I just removed the sway bar completely and gave it away.

 

[OverlanderJK]

They do get entirely removed.
I think JKS should supply a storage box for them when they are removed. I've read that some people wrap them in rags, or just throw them under a seat.
My last jeep was an 81 CJ5 that was only trail worthy, so I just removed the sway bar completely and gave it away.

So are you asking about a bag or what?

 

[LasVegasJK]

So are you asking about a bag or what?

No, but it would be nice if they supplied one.
Maybe I'll email them and ask about a disconnect storage. I didn't see them anywhere.
Mainly just looking to see if anyone had experience with the lanyards.

 

[crippledpetey]

So are you asking about a bag or what?

They are outlawed in most counties in CA :cheesy:

 

[OverlanderJK]

They are outlawed in most counties in CA :cheesy:

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I've been stocking up on them before they go away down here.

 

[crippledpetey]

I've been stocking up on them before they go away down here.

In a year sell them as disconnect storage bags :thumb:

 

[LasVegasJK]

In a year sell them as disconnect storage bags :thumb:

Seems legit to me.
Maybe we should start a plastic bag trafficking ring. I got all you could ever need!

 

[OverlanderJK]

In a year sell them as disconnect storage bags :thumb:

I like to burn them also.

 

[Josh27]

I just put mine under the drivers seat. And I replaced my sway bar bushings with synergy polyurethane bushings and it holds the bar tight enough I don't need anything to hold it up.