Which brand of quick disconnects should i get?
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From: Sparta NC
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: in line 6, 4.0L
I am looking for some quick disconnects for my cherokee with a 3in rc lift. I looked at zone's and its like $99.99. I would like some jks but their a little high for me, does anyone have any suggestions of what i should get?
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From: West Valley
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
Dude, really?
To the OP, I have no experience with any other brands than the Teraflex discos, I picked up for next to nothing (I love them by the way), so I cant be much more helpful than sellers there other than to give my opinion on the matter.
Like I stated, I already have some, but if I was shopping for some, I'd just look at the most reasonable price as far as my decision.
To the OP, I have no experience with any other brands than the Teraflex discos, I picked up for next to nothing (I love them by the way), so I cant be much more helpful than sellers there other than to give my opinion on the matter.
Like I stated, I already have some, but if I was shopping for some, I'd just look at the most reasonable price as far as my decision.
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Joined: May 2011
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From: Sparta NC
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: in line 6, 4.0L
Dude, really?
To the OP, I have no experience with any other brands than the Teraflex discos, I picked up for next to nothing (I love them by the way), so I cant be much more helpful than sellers there other than to give my opinion on the matter.
Like I stated, I already have some, but if I was shopping for some, I'd just look at the most reasonable price as far as my decision.
To the OP, I have no experience with any other brands than the Teraflex discos, I picked up for next to nothing (I love them by the way), so I cant be much more helpful than sellers there other than to give my opinion on the matter.
Like I stated, I already have some, but if I was shopping for some, I'd just look at the most reasonable price as far as my decision.
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From: Sparta NC
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: in line 6, 4.0L
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From: Jersey
Year: 1994
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Hes right get the best ones, JKS. They are Super beef, greaseable, adjustable,replaceable bushings. I thought of it this way, I wheel often, so i would be connecting and reconnecting them often. When im doing that, I want it to be as easy as possible to get the links on and off and with their design thats possible even when your not on perfectly flat ground.
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Joined: May 2011
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From: Sparta NC
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: in line 6, 4.0L
Hes right get the best ones, JKS. They are Super beef, greaseable, adjustable,replaceable bushings. I thought of it this way, I wheel often, so i would be connecting and reconnecting them often. When im doing that, I want it to be as easy as possible to get the links on and off and with their design thats possible even when your not on perfectly flat ground.
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From: Northern Ontario, Canada
Year: 1990, 1999, 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
i have jks and i've beat them with a hammer to get them on and off.
easy to hook up on uneven ground, sometimes i just lift the front of the jeep with my shoulder to line it up, then get out the bfh.
almost 10 years old and still going. can't even tell i hit them with a hammer either.
easy to hook up on uneven ground, sometimes i just lift the front of the jeep with my shoulder to line it up, then get out the bfh.
almost 10 years old and still going. can't even tell i hit them with a hammer either.


