Sway Bar Disconnect - Willys Wheeler
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Sway Bar Disconnect - Willys Wheeler
Trying to get a sway bar disconnect kit put on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited - Willys Wheeler addition - stock (no lift). Dealing with 4 Wheel Parts and they ordered a Tera Flex model 1753010 - supposed to work on un-lifted jeep. 4 Wheel is telling me it will not fit without a 1 1/2" spacer on top of the coil. They are suggesting spacer just on the front which will be like a leveling kit - make front even with back - or could do both front and back.
I really want to keep stock and don't want to mess with the ride/handling etc. Will just the spacers screw up the handling? If not should i do front and back or just front?
Any suggestions/info appreciated. Not looking to lift etc. It is my wifes DD, we don't do a ton of off roading just few Jeep Jamborees. There were a couple of crawls at the last Jamboree we really struggled with and everyone one told us the sway bar disconnect would have really helped.
TIA.
I really want to keep stock and don't want to mess with the ride/handling etc. Will just the spacers screw up the handling? If not should i do front and back or just front?
Any suggestions/info appreciated. Not looking to lift etc. It is my wifes DD, we don't do a ton of off roading just few Jeep Jamborees. There were a couple of crawls at the last Jamboree we really struggled with and everyone one told us the sway bar disconnect would have really helped.
TIA.
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I Believe the reasoning behind them telling you it won't fit is because the links look much longer compared to the stock length. That will cause your swaybar angle to be pointed pretty high up. I'm not going to speculate on what negative effects that will have perhaps you should reach out to Terraflex directly.....if it is a problem, I have seen adjustable length swaybar disconnect kits where are you could keep them short like stock and still be disconnectable.