evo no limit or jks quick diso
10-16-2011 | 03:41 PM
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evo no limit or jks quick diso
i have a 2 doors sahara with 2.5 tf coil lift, i need more flex and im stock between this 2 setup
num 1 - one of my friend sale is rubi swaybar with the electric motor and every thing works. I just have to instal the swaybar end remove the motor end put the evo no limits manuel swaybar disco on it.
num 2 - buy JKS quick disco
what is the best solution and the must durable??
num 1 - one of my friend sale is rubi swaybar with the electric motor and every thing works. I just have to instal the swaybar end remove the motor end put the evo no limits manuel swaybar disco on it.
num 2 - buy JKS quick disco
what is the best solution and the must durable??
10-16-2011 | 05:26 PM
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JKS quick disco's would be better. In my opinion- the fewer moving parts to fail, the better off you are. Now, in theory you could get the rubi electronic disco and such then also add the JKS links in case the rubi motor ever fails. The JKS is also a lot easier to install. But, that is my opinion so take it for what it's worth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6e9TH_QgwU
10-16-2011 | 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by karls10jk
Yeah, but by the time that you buy the motor (to not be used) and the no limits piece you'll come out behind IMO. Also, do you have any lift or plans to lift? The JKS links are adjustable to an extent to accomdate different lift heights. Mine worked from stock up to the TF 2.5bb and then back down to just rubi coils.
10-17-2011 | 06:49 AM
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Okay, so all of you that are giving negative reviews of the EVO manual sway bar disconnect actually have either no idea how it works or just misunderstanding how it works.
-There are no parts to break, because the motor no longer functions electronically.
-There is only one moving part, a knob that you turn to lock or unlock the sway bar.
-There would be no need to ever replace the swaybar motor, it is an nonfunctioning electrical part that is now controlled manually.
-EVO made this piece for Jeep Rubicons that had malfunctioning or no longer working swaybar motors.
-If you think swaybar quick disconnect links are easy, well not really when compare to this. I have had both and the EVO manual disconnect wins hands down.
From Offroad Evolution's website:
"The manually operated EVO NoLimits Swaybar Disconnect now allows you, with a few turns of the dial, to disconnect your Rubicon Swaybar at anytime, in any gear, and with any amount of articulation. No need to bounce the vehicle, no pins to pull or fighting to reinstall, no swaybar links to remove, no punctured tires from removed swaybar links, just unrestricted articulation. Back to the highway… Simply turn the dial a few turns in the opposite direction on level or uneven ground and your swaybar will fully reconnect by itself for highway use."
watch the video
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ss+release+evo
-There are no parts to break, because the motor no longer functions electronically.
-There is only one moving part, a knob that you turn to lock or unlock the sway bar.
-There would be no need to ever replace the swaybar motor, it is an nonfunctioning electrical part that is now controlled manually.
-EVO made this piece for Jeep Rubicons that had malfunctioning or no longer working swaybar motors.
-If you think swaybar quick disconnect links are easy, well not really when compare to this. I have had both and the EVO manual disconnect wins hands down.
From Offroad Evolution's website:
"The manually operated EVO NoLimits Swaybar Disconnect now allows you, with a few turns of the dial, to disconnect your Rubicon Swaybar at anytime, in any gear, and with any amount of articulation. No need to bounce the vehicle, no pins to pull or fighting to reinstall, no swaybar links to remove, no punctured tires from removed swaybar links, just unrestricted articulation. Back to the highway… Simply turn the dial a few turns in the opposite direction on level or uneven ground and your swaybar will fully reconnect by itself for highway use."
watch the video
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ss+release+evo
10-17-2011 | 06:54 AM
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Okay, so all of you that are giving negative reviews of the EVO manual sway bar disconnect actually have either no idea how it works or just misunderstanding how it works.
-There are no parts to break, because the motor no longer functions electronically.
-There is only one moving part, a knob that you turn to lock or unlock the sway bar.
-There would be no need to ever replace the swaybar motor, it is an nonfunctioning electrical part that is now controlled manually.
-EVO made this piece for Jeep Rubicons that had malfunctioning or no longer working swaybar motors.
-If you think swaybar quick disconnect links are easy, well not really when compare to this. I have had both and the EVO manual disconnect wins hands down.
From Offroad Evolution's website:
"The manually operated EVO NoLimits Swaybar Disconnect now allows you, with a few turns of the dial, to disconnect your Rubicon Swaybar at anytime, in any gear, and with any amount of articulation. No need to bounce the vehicle, no pins to pull or fighting to reinstall, no swaybar links to remove, no punctured tires from removed swaybar links, just unrestricted articulation. Back to the highway… Simply turn the dial a few turns in the opposite direction on level or uneven ground and your swaybar will fully reconnect by itself for highway use."
watch the video
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ss+release+evo
-There are no parts to break, because the motor no longer functions electronically.
-There is only one moving part, a knob that you turn to lock or unlock the sway bar.
-There would be no need to ever replace the swaybar motor, it is an nonfunctioning electrical part that is now controlled manually.
-EVO made this piece for Jeep Rubicons that had malfunctioning or no longer working swaybar motors.
-If you think swaybar quick disconnect links are easy, well not really when compare to this. I have had both and the EVO manual disconnect wins hands down.
From Offroad Evolution's website:
"The manually operated EVO NoLimits Swaybar Disconnect now allows you, with a few turns of the dial, to disconnect your Rubicon Swaybar at anytime, in any gear, and with any amount of articulation. No need to bounce the vehicle, no pins to pull or fighting to reinstall, no swaybar links to remove, no punctured tires from removed swaybar links, just unrestricted articulation. Back to the highway… Simply turn the dial a few turns in the opposite direction on level or uneven ground and your swaybar will fully reconnect by itself for highway use."
watch the video
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...ss+release+evo
seriously, if you can get your hands on an old or even broken rubi e-disco, this is the way to go. super easy to use, you don't need to be on level ground to disconnect or re-connect or have someone stand on your bumper to help level things out. all you have to do is screw in the knob and your disconnected and screw it out to re-connect. it's that simple and that quick.
like GCM2, i've used quick disconnects and now have the evo no limits on our white rubi.
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10-17-2011 | 07:13 AM
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I HATE my quick disconnects, getting them in and out is a pain in the ass.
Didn't even think of looking for a blown edisco... I have some friends at a dealership, I'll ask them to snag a blown one next time they get one.
Didn't even think of looking for a blown edisco... I have some friends at a dealership, I'll ask them to snag a blown one next time they get one.
10-17-2011 | 07:15 AM
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LOL!! couldn't have said it better myself.
seriously, if you can get your hands on an old or even broken rubi e-disco, this is the way to go. super easy to use, you don't need to be on level ground to disconnect or re-connect or have someone stand on your bumper to help level things out. all you have to do is screw in the knob and your disconnected and screw it out to re-connect. it's that simple and that quick.
like GCM2, i've used quick disconnects and now have the evo no limits on our white rubi.
seriously, if you can get your hands on an old or even broken rubi e-disco, this is the way to go. super easy to use, you don't need to be on level ground to disconnect or re-connect or have someone stand on your bumper to help level things out. all you have to do is screw in the knob and your disconnected and screw it out to re-connect. it's that simple and that quick.
like GCM2, i've used quick disconnects and now have the evo no limits on our white rubi.
10-17-2011 | 07:32 AM
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I'm a sahara driver, and went with the teraflex quick discos. That rubi manual e-disco seems nice. My only beef about the rubi disco is that it's possible for the link to hyper extend and come up backwards. I reckon if you like to go fast in the mud it doesn't matter, but if you're going to be throttling over rocks at full droop, I'd go with a clean disconnect.