In theory they should handle very similar unless the disconnect-able bar was designed with a different spring rate than the fixed sway bar. (since the Rubis are taller, they may actually be heavier but provide a similar reduction in roll-rate as a sahara). You could check by measuring both and confirming the shape and attachments points are the same. If so, they should behave the same.Does having the sway bar disconnects on the Rubicon affect it's highway stability and drivability when they are not disconnected? Would a Sahara with fixed sway bars feel very different?
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No, it works in 4hi as well just have to be under 18mphCan't you only disconnect the swaybar if it's in 4LO?
You can disconnect it at any speed/configuration with a Tazer.Can't you only disconnect the swaybar if it's in 4LO?
Great to know thanks! Super helpful for washboard roads I'm sure, and bad backs lolNo, it works in 4hi as well just have to be under 18mph