The JKS come completely off. The swaybar bushings are tight enough to keep the bar from dropping. I suppose once the bushings wear out and it starts loosening up and the bar starts to drop on its own, I'll probably just replace the bushings.
Either way, you can't go wrong with JKS or Teraflex.
I used Rubicon Express disconnects which are similar in design to the JKS. They worked well for me at Moab this year. They are designed to be completely removed and have the quick disconnect pins like the JKS. They are slightly cheaper than JKS as well.
Did that chit about 3 times before my JKS order came in. Lying on my back under a soupy-mud-dripping JK quickly made $150 seem like a frickin' bargain.
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