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Jeep Xj Sway Bar Disconnects Homemade. I made my own in an easier way. I run the exact set listed on the site. Ive read multiple ways of making swaybar quick disconnects and i was wondering if anyone has good ideas on cheap ways to make them. First, you need to remove your original bolts from both sides of the sway bars. Just don't crank the m down as hard as you can. I bought what was listed and. Put the cotter pin through the hole, and put your three washers in. 251 posts · joined 2007. Clean them up really nice so they thread well, then rebolt up the sway. I took the original swaybar arms, and cut them about 2 inches from the bottom. If a jks swaybar can be held in with cotter pin, you don't need to much force on the sway bar link. Youll use your t55 and a wrench, and tada. Jump to latest follow 2k views 5. Pull your stock bolts out once. Next, you check and make sure you bought the right parts, and you have enough washers to fit tightly on around the sway bar and cotter/lynch.

I took the original swaybar arms, and cut them about 2 inches from the bottom. I made my own in an easier way. Pull your stock bolts out once. Ive read multiple ways of making swaybar quick disconnects and i was wondering if anyone has good ideas on cheap ways to make them. Youll use your t55 and a wrench, and tada. Just don't crank the m down as hard as you can. First, you need to remove your original bolts from both sides of the sway bars. Jump to latest follow 2k views 5. I bought what was listed and. 251 posts · joined 2007.

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Jeep Xj Sway Bar Disconnects Homemade #3 · aug 22, 2008. A really cool sway bar disconnect made by a guy called rj in a fabrication shop in the. I took the original swaybar arms, and cut them about 2 inches from the bottom. Pictures and directions how would be greatly appreciated. Put the cotter pin through the hole, and put your three washers in. Just don't crank the m down as hard as you can. #3 · aug 22, 2008. Next, you check and make sure you bought the right parts, and you have enough washers to fit tightly on around the sway bar and cotter/lynch. I bought what was listed and. First, you need to remove your original bolts from both sides of the sway bars. If a jks swaybar can be held in with cotter pin, you don't need to much force on the sway bar link. Youll use your t55 and a wrench, and tada. Ive read multiple ways of making swaybar quick disconnects and i was wondering if anyone has good ideas on cheap ways to make them. Clean them up really nice so they thread well, then rebolt up the sway. Pull your stock bolts out once. I made my own in an easier way.