Swaybar discos...Teraflex of JKS?
04-09-2011, 08:01 PM
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I am planning to get a disco set and am leaning towards the Teraflex because they have a support we can install to hold the discos and sway bar when disconnected.
Does the JKS offer this option? I agree that having an adjustable disco is better, but the convenience of that storage point is great. Thoughts?
Does the JKS offer this option? I agree that having an adjustable disco is better, but the convenience of that storage point is great. Thoughts?
04-09-2011, 08:09 PM
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I went with the JKS. They are adjustable and I did find that the driver side needed about 1/2 ' more in length than the passenger side. The pins are easy to take off.
04-09-2011, 08:27 PM
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I have the rough country ones...
Honestly, they are adjustable, have swing away brackets for holding up the sway bar when you disconnect, and they are only $60...
Worst case, if you don't like them they cost you half what other options do.
They are damn near disposable for that price if something happens to them.
Honestly, they are adjustable, have swing away brackets for holding up the sway bar when you disconnect, and they are only $60...
Worst case, if you don't like them they cost you half what other options do.
They are damn near disposable for that price if something happens to them.
04-09-2011, 08:58 PM
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Teraflex all the way!
1. The Teraflex discos come with nice frame parks so when you are disconnected you can securely lock the discos and the swaybar out of the way.
2. Spherical polyurethane bushings eliminate noise and avoid metal-to-metal wear and tear.
3. Teraflex's customer service is second to none!
1. The Teraflex discos come with nice frame parks so when you are disconnected you can securely lock the discos and the swaybar out of the way.
2. Spherical polyurethane bushings eliminate noise and avoid metal-to-metal wear and tear.
3. Teraflex's customer service is second to none!
04-09-2011, 09:07 PM
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I have the JKS and have been happy with them. I always carry a bunch of plastic shopping bags in my glove for trash as my girlfriend is always snacking on some kind of fruit or vegetable with seeds, pits, peels, casings, whatever and I got tired of her putting them in the cup holders. Anyway I digress, I just toss the links in a bag and into the back cubby and tie strap the sway bar. Works like a charm and when I go a little higher on my lift I can adjust them accordingly. Totally worth it to me.
04-10-2011, 01:21 AM
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Thanks for all the input. I was leaning towards JKS but I like that the terraflex ones dont have a place for when they are disconnected. I don't know....