jaythenewguytojeepn

Ok...I have zone quick disconnects ..my problem is the oic on the instructions docent show you how to mount them and what it looks like when they are mounted...can anyone help me with this...

Like maybe some pics of yours ....
Or where you have located yours....

VTJeep

There is no option on where to mount the links. Unless your referring to when they are disco'd. Then folding them up to the sway bar and securing them there is the way.
Not familiar with the zone setup, but the sway bar side should have the swivel link, allowing them to fold, and the axle side will have the clevis pin. I'll go google a couple pics now... 1 sec...

jaythenewguytojeepn

I goggled it and I didn't find as good of pics has u but similar...but what they gave me was a strap...I like the pin idea..where can I buy some or could I just drill a hole in a bolt ...I think the bolt should work...thank you..I just couldn't figure out the strap but I guess that's trash...thanks for not being a smart *** about the lil questions...

thatXJguy

@VTJeep, those are pictures of a TJ.

For the XJ, your kit may or may not come with mounting. JKS disconnects, like pictured, will not mount to an XJ unless you have the factory steering skid plate, as indicated by the instructions.

Rough country's disconnects will mount to the unibody with Rough Country's bolt-on tabs.

jmm0122_

2012?!?

Fred/N0AZZ

Rustys QD's are the same you must have the factory skid plate......or just do as I do and use plastic wire ties then cut them off when your ready to hook them back up.

Ianf406

I have the JKS discos and no steering skid plate. I just used a bungie cord and tied them up around the triangle piece of metal that attaches to fender wells. I did it about a year ago when I went to Moab. Ive left them up this whole time with no issues haha.

pete29

I have jks and they are great