Can anyone identify this steering setup?

Well I'm glad we were able to help a little and answer some of your questions. Take a look around and read some of the other threads as there is a ton of GOOD information in this site. Keep us posted on how things go with your steering and how you fix it.
That is one nice looking Rubicon you scored.
Thank you Wildman. You have given me some good beta, on questions I didn't even have to ask. I allways wondered who made my rear bumper ! I appreciate you and you feedback.
 
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Glad to of been some help and hope to see you around here. It'd be nice to have other AiRock owners on here. Plus always nice to get new members here period. Chris runs a great site and as I said there is TONS of info here and also some very knowledgeable people here also.
 
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Twin ,blown, 392 Hemi's consume my summer days. First back to back world championships in NHRA history, (1970-1971) when pump gas was the top class (before nitromethane).

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That Antirock link looks different than mine. Looks like my double adjustable metalcloak arm?
 
It's my Grandpa's, However I consider it mine. I devote my time to him and his hobbies in the summer, and he returns the favor in the winter. I pray I get my jeep done this winter.

Damn I'd LOVE to drive it JUST once....

That Antirock link looks different than mine. Looks like my double adjustable metalcloak arm?

It is a dual rate swaybar so you can have a tighter swaybar/heavier while on-road and then a looser/lighter when off-road. It has a inner and outer bar and a way to unlock it.

Jeep TJ Sway Bar SwayLOC For 97-06 Wrangler TJ OffRoadOnly - OffRoadOnly

And it is another item Mr Blaine developed.
 
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So why did Blaine use a Metalcloak arm for the link🤣😂😉

That's a ORO added item I guess but I can say I like the hex rod better than a round one for those. Makes getting stuff tight easier.