REAL WORLD COMPARISON: OEM Anti-Sway Bar w/ Disconnects vs. Antirock Off-Road Sway Bar vs. SwayLOC Dual Rate Anti Swaybar System

I don't see myself buying a Swayloc. Cost, since I dont live in USA is absurd.
Antirock would be also a bit expensive for me, but it would be a sacrifice I could afford if I didn't have any problems daily driving it and traveling @ 70-75 mph
Drive it around with a swaybar link off for a few days then decide
 
I don't see myself buying a Swayloc. Cost, since I dont live in USA is absurd.
Antirock would be also a bit expensive for me, but it would be a sacrifice I could afford if I didn't have any problems daily driving it and traveling @ 70-75 mph

For your rig and the way you use it I think you will be happy with traditional disconnects.
 
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I've got the older Antirock set in the middle.

I've only had one 'holy fuck' on road body roll situation over the many years it's been installed. Top rack loaded with misc rifles and gear and Jeep loaded with three 'husky fellas' plus me. Took a curve a little fast on the way to the range and about shit myself. I was really surprised how much body roll I had. It was legitimately scary.
 
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I've got the older Antirock set in the middle.

I've only had one 'holy fuck' on road body roll situation over the many years it's been installed. Top rack loaded with misc rifles and gear and Jeep loaded with three 'husky fellas' plus me. Took a curve a little fast on the way to the range and about shit myself. I was really surprised how much body roll I had. It was legitimately scary.
Thats makes feel better since I chose disconnects instead of Antirock for my TJ. If the budget ever allows I will buy Swayloc. Or if I ever use my TJ only as an offroad rig I will give Antirock a try.
 
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Took it out on about 30mi of forrest service roads and a “jeep trail” today. I have to reiterate my Ho-Lee-Crap from before.
Speed, stability, comfort, it’s all there. I started the dirt sections with it road mode to get a feel. It was quite jarring as expected from the big bar. Swapped to the small bar and it just glides over the uphill curve washboards. I drove it home 100+ miles on the interstate with the small bar. Sure it’s ok, but it’s not something I want to give to someone else to drive. Yeah the body roll is predictable in a turn, bit it’s significantly more than the thick bar. Cross winds and turbulence from big trucks had me making slight steering corrections regularly. Again, not something I want to hand over to the wife for a day.