Suspension - Sway Bar Disconnects

Rough Country Rear Sway Bar Quick Disconnects For 1997-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ & TJ Unlimited Models (With 4-6" Lift) Learn More

Rubicon Express Gen2 Sway Bar Disconnect Single Medium Link Assembly 8" For 1984-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ, Cherokee XJ & Grand Cherokee ZJ Gen2 Sway Bar Disconnect Single Medium Link Assembly 8" Fits These Vehicles: 97-06 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) 84-01 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) 93-98 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ) Learn More

TeraFlex Quick Disconnects are the leader in the industry. Spherical polyurethane bushings eliminate noise and avoid metal-to-metal wear and tear. The design combines silent function with ease of use. Details: Front 0-2" lift Learn More

These are the "Double" Disconnects that the most discerning enthusiasts are looking for. Learn More

The replacement 3/4” Lower Stud Kit includes all of the pieces required to replace missing or worn components for your Front Sway Bar Quick Disconnect Kit. • Diameter: 3/4" • Thread: 1/2" X 20 Learn More

Replacement Lower QD Pin - 5/8" Replacement part. To be used with part numbers 1743092 and 1743090. Learn More

Rough Country Front Sway Bar Quick Disconnects For 1997-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ & TJ Unlimited With 4-6" Lift Learn More

Warrior Products Sway Bar Disconnects For 1997-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ Models Sway Bar Disconnects are constructed with a double snapper clip for removing the entire bar quickly, for added wheel articulation. With four lengths to choose from, there’s sure to be a model to fit your application/needs. They come complete with black polyurethane bushings in two assembled bars. Fitment & Details : * For 1997-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ Models * Stock Height * Complete with black polyurethane... Read More Learn More

MetalCloak Jeep TJ/LJ Wrangler Sway Bar Links are the extended length links needed for lifted Jeeps that are equipped with factory sway bar disconnect. Learn More

The unique design of JKS Quicker Disconnects enables the user to quickly and easily fine tune the length to compensate for vehicle changes, such as: spring settling or sagging, minor lift changes, heavy accessories, vehicle trim or rake adjustments, and other factors that affect ride height. Learn More