Rubi sway bar e-disco
07-26-2012, 07:02 PM
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Rubi sway bar e-disco
Anyone run into any issues removing it? Does the sway bar light stay on? I wanna get rid of it and go with a traditional setup with manual disco's. And I bet it would bring a pretty penny towards the next mod I "need" lol.
07-26-2012, 07:16 PM
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I didn't get rid of mine, but I did install the manual disconnects that came with my lift. I like to be able to disconnect while in 2WD for some of the faster trails. Not sure it is worth a 'pretty penny'.
07-26-2012, 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by bbrown626
I didn't get rid of mine, but I did install the manual disconnects that came with my lift. I like to be able to disconnect while in 2WD for some of the faster trails. Not sure it is worth a 'pretty penny'.
Agree. I got one almost new from CL for a bit less than 150. The guy was getting rid of it because he wanted to install some major lift and accessories that were not compatible. Since I am modding my Sahara for expedition style it's fine for me. However, I want to install the manual switch so my Jeep will not be at the mercy of that weird software.
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Originally Posted by LBJEEPER
Have you looked into the Evo manual disco switch that replaces the electrical disconnect? Only like $95 if I remember correctly
That's a good idea and I've been looking into it. However, still could not get a positive answer about how well does it work with sliders. That is, my LoD's front bumper slider seems to be on the way to reach that switch.
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