sittinpretti03
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Just curious if anyone know where I can get end links I can disconnect before going on the trail? don't want to remove them , its a dd for my wife for the time being.
Sway Bar Disconnect End Link
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bitchaaz
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ohio4runnerjoe
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I like wabfabs idea of them but there really not quick disconects. Well at least from what i can tell from the pics. Plus they are still in the way of your suspension if you leave them there. My idea of quick disconnects are like the xj stile ones. Pull pin fold up out of the way. Does anyone make those?
snivilous
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They look like "quicker" disconnects, because you just have to undo a bolt and it's easier to reach than the nut on top.
My jeep buddy gave me these
And I'm in the process of installing them. They have a rod with a cotter pin that bolts into the actual sway bar, so you just pull the cotter pin and it pops out.
Awesome parking lot install at school
My jeep buddy gave me these
And I'm in the process of installing them. They have a rod with a cotter pin that bolts into the actual sway bar, so you just pull the cotter pin and it pops out.
Awesome parking lot install at school
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Kurtis
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Build your own sway bar disconnects
I made a set similar to these. It works. If you drill out the bushings a little it will help with get them on and off. They can be made for around $35-50 bucks. Order the heim joint from ebay. No on in Oak Harbor carries them. Trust me. Oak Harbor Auto parts can get the bushings for cheap and normally next day. I think every thing else can be had at Home Depot.
Offroad_Medic
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My understanding was thatWabFab makes both an adjustable end link and a quick disconnect and that you just need to specify on checkout which style you want. Can anybody confirm or deny this?
ohio4runnerjoe
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Build your own sway bar disconnects
I made a set similar to these. It works. If you drill out the bushings a little it will help with get them on and off. They can be made for around $35-50 bucks. Order the heim joint from ebay. No on in Oak Harbor carries them. Trust me. Oak Harbor Auto parts can get the bushings for cheap and normally next day. I think every thing else can be had at Home Depot.
Those look good man, I'm not running a rear bar but if I was I would do that. I may try that o the front. Just need to make something to pin the bar up with.
Kurtis
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I don't run a rear sway bar either. It's not my link in the picture. I have pictures of mine in my build thread some where. I don't have anything holding up the front sway bar when I disconnect the links. The bushings are tight enough to hold it up and out of the way.
If you run a rear sway bar with disconnects it causes all sorts of fun problems because the bar itself is attached to the axle instead if the frame. When you go to flex out the suspension your sway bar will hit the fuel tank.
