Bubba33
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- Chris
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- 18 jeep wrangler Sahara JL
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Meaning you have a Jk set? Not the brand? Sorry I didn’t realize there was a jks brand till 5 mins agoI have the jks, it takes less then a minute to cut the tab off. There is no tab in the drivers side ,so it's a non issue really. I used a angle grinder. They come in 2 different sizes and are adjustable. I got the longer ones with 2.5 spacers on Rubicon springs. They are not cheap but are way better then the cheaper ones, that you have to take them.all the way off and still.need to do something with the sway bar. The jks has a bracket that holds everything out of the way.
Sorry :/ I’m new to the Jeep world. I’m learning.Seriously
You can get them anywhere. They're on Rock Krawler's site. I got mine with my lift from Northridge.I am not seeing rock crawler having options for the JL. Where did you purchase?
Look at the drivers side, there is no extra tab on there. Just cut it off with a 10 dollar harbor freight angle grinder.I've been looking to install some quick disconnects for my jeep. I don't have a lift and don't expect to for the foreseeable future. It seems like JKS is the only set I can find for no lift. I'm not a fan of cutting something off the Jeep, even though I understand it's minor. At the same time, people seem to like the JKS the best.
Anyone have another option I should consider?
I wouldn't buy anything from Rancho or Rough Country for that matter. Except maybe Rancho's shocks, but there's better for cheaper. These are huge companies mass-producing products for a large range of vehicles. You call a company like Rock Crawler and someone who actually knows the parts will answer the phone.
ETA???We do similar front sway bar link relocation brackets for 2" lifts so nothing has to be cut in the front for disconnects. These brackets also let you use the longer stock rear sway bar links in the front which is helpful if you have a Rubicon. Our front sway bar links and disconnects aren't out yet, but they will be soon.
Here are the brackets.
https://www.synergymfg.com/jeep-jl-front-sway-bar-link-relocation-brackets.html
I wish I could reach though the monitor and turn the lower arm 180. Is it supposed to be installed that way?Hoping by SEMA. They are in production now.