JKS 2943 Rear Adjustable Sway Bar Links for Jeep JKU

Installing the JKS 2943 Was a easy DIY

Correct sway bar geometry on lifted vehicles and improve suspension performance on- and off-road
Maintain proper balance between front and rear swaybars for safer, more predictable on-road driving
Tension-free rod ends offer 45 degrees of mounting alignment for reduced wear on related components
Variable length design allows you to accurately set sway bar operating angle
Special zinc plating applied for corrosion resistance and long lasting protection
Requires Front 3" to 6" of Lift. Rear 0" to 6" of Lift.
Not compatible with aftermarket sway bars.
Front installation on Rubicon models requires drilling.

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[AngelRodriguez]

I have the same links on my Jeep. A tip for extra clearance on your hard brake lines is to cut the bolt of the link where it connects to the sway bar so that the bolt is flush with the nut, that should give you enough space.

[danhambrick]

"Where I live, rust is my loctite."😂😂Good one Jerry....👍👍

[apokalypse_bernd]

Hello, first of all a very good video. One question, what length would I need for a 2.5" lift kit, are there any empirical values? Greetings from Germany

[CircularDramaINK]

Bro what happen you run out of antiseize

[stevebucuris]

I put swayer disconnects on my vehicle.