I would stay away from the wabfab ones if your looking for a "quick" disconnect. They by no means are a quick disconnect and cost a lot for what they are. Its just as easy to buy some rust free stock ones and remove them for wheeling. The wabfab ones still require a wrench to remove. I wish there were a set of Stick Figure ones out when I was on the market when I was looking for some new sway bar linkage. I really enjoyed the PM I got from wabfab when I asked where you are supposed to put them after you pull the pin on the "quick disconnect". I figured there might be a trick to flipping or moving the sway bar so it stays out of the way. Nope. here's his reply "As per the instructions on the website, you take them OFF the vehicle." If you have to use a wrench to disconnect, that's not a quick disconnect... food for thought. I hope this helps you out when considering your sway bar linkage purchase.
Also, I did not have a good customer experience with the wabfab guy. It took a LONG time to receive the product after I ordered it and he seemed to not care that I wanted to know what was going on. Short answers to long questions and weeks in between reply's does not good customer service make.
