prelucir

I had my RE lift kit intalled, 3.5" short arm supper flex.

The next day I saw these pins. One to each side. Just below and behind my headlights. They seemingly have no purpose.

If you have an idea, post. I will try and call the shop this week if no one here is able to say.

ElyasWolff

The pin is to hold your end links out of the way when disconnected. I have the exact same ones that came with my Teraflex kit.

chknkatsu

when you disconnect your swaybar links. you fold them up and attache them to those pins to keep them out of the way

gimp_dkd

They're to secure your front sway bar links when you're disconnected.

gimp_dkd

You both beat me to it!

Steamboat Jeeper

If you have disconnects they are to fasten the lower end of the disconnects to when they are disconnected........just swing them up and use the same pin to keep them out of the way.

Ryan0260

Wish mine had those.....that is a good design

D_engel

Ive never seen that before. That is a sweet setup

prelucir

Thanks guys. I guess if I spent more time thinking about it, I might have put that together.

Now, the biggier question. How does disconnecting improve your offroad experience? Should I do this with each offroad trip?

-John

mkjeep

Discoing lets your front end articulate and stay in contact with the ground and obstacles much better. That combined with airing down makes off-roading much more comfortable and alot less bouncing around.