🚗 Quicker Disconnect System for Jeep JK: JKS 2034 Front Swaybar Solution Review

I have a 2010 Jeep JKU and was getting ready to trail run when I realized I needed a fast disco. After 30 minutes of searching the Internet, many forums and reviews pointed to these JKS discos. I ordered it and installed it in about 2 hours including assembly and disassembly. Here's a tip. Loosen BOTH existing end connections to allow free movement of the stabilizer during installation. This leaves more space for socket wrenches. If I did it would take me about 90 minutes. They're in SNAP and…

Quality product from JKS. Easy installation, good instructions. Smear them and have fun. I can now fit my 35-inch BFGs in the front fenders, and last weekend at Jeep Beach I got 19 inches of upward travel on the MetalCloak articulation ramp. Detaching the stabilizer definitely increases flexibility! I've seen several photos of the bent bushings on this product on several Jeep forums, and this after only a year of use. I can confirm the bushings are made from a softer material than usual so will

I used these links on a JKU with a 2" lift. I have included a standard suspension chart for comparison to your lift. For reference, my lifter measured 20.5 inches and 11.5 inches for shock and spring length, respectively. As many of you know, kit lift specs vary depending on the accessories on each vehicle, and other methods of measurement may vary depending on tire size, etc. This method is one way to standardize the height. Measurement comparison The front anti-roll bar turned out to be…