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Non binding swaybar endlinks
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Roky
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If you have a rubicon, the RK no limits end links are what I use. They are made specifically for the elect disco. IMO , it’s the best you can do without disconnecting the old fashioned way. You can see how much misalignment there is when flexing.
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Rodeoflyer
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I like those!!
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The same here. They have my voteIf you have a rubicon, the RK no limits end links are what I use. They are made specifically for the elect disco. IMO , it’s the best you can do without disconnecting the old fashioned way. You can see how much misalignment there is when flexing.
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I want to decide on a lift company (still stock with Synergy trackbars). I'm leaning towards Rock Krawler or Clayton. Leaning towards these https://www.claytonoffroad.com/product/jeep-wrangler-adjustable-front-sway-bar-end-links-2018-jl
Roky
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Both great companies, I’m partial to RK. Whichever end links you get , you’ll need a minimum of 2” lift to use them. Claytons might be 2.5 “ minimum height, not sure.
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Compare between the two. I think you'll find that the heims on the rock krawler sway bar links allow for considerably more articulation angles when you have one wheel high and one low. That's their claim anyway
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oceanblue2019
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Take a look at AccuTune as they also have a heim joint style that has similar misalignment as RK. And significantly cheaper, but I will admit not as sexy.
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I snapped the MetalCloak upper bolt on their end links 5 times with crazy articulation demands. They did replace every one. That's said, the rock crawlers have been in place for well over 12 hyper duty off road trips. Not one issue.
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