Would GU sway bar disconnects fit a GQ?

[Majestic]

Hi all I am needing to put in sway bars for my GQ Patrol and I came across these sway bar disconnects online:

http://shop.snakeracing.com.au/gu-pa...r-disconnects/
http://shop.snakeracing.com.au/gu-pa...r-disconnects/

I was wondering if they would fit? I like the idea of the pins as it means I don't need to install a cable to connect and disconnect them.

I've heard that GU and GQ sway bars are interchangeable between the models.

I have a 2 inch suspension lift and a 2 inch body lift to fit my 35 inch tyres.

Any advice would be appreciated thanks.

[mudski]

Why not use the right ones? Or am I missing something...
http://shop.snakeracing.com.au/gq-re...r-disconnects/

[Majestic]

I missed the GQ ones. However they only seem to have the rear ones. I need front and rear.

[mudski]

Maybe ring them and ask. I have heard people who have disconnects reckon its a pain in the bum to reconnect them after a muddy and dirty day. I just have two spanners on hand and undo the bolt on one side. Take a few minutes to do....

[Majestic]

Thanks mate. I think I'll just keep with the standards.

[abw]

On my GU, I run a 2" lift with ARB sway bar extension brackets for the rear (no idea if they fit a GQ) which cost around $17. And the front I just disconnected one side. Seams to flex better with the rear sway bar connected.

[mudski]

Thanks mate. I think I'll just keep with the standards.

If you have a lift the standards will be stretched out to the max. The arm of the sway bar where it bends and joins to the link should be pretty much horizontal. If you have a lift and stock links, my guess the sway bar will be pointing upwards, which means the bar is already stressed just sitting there. You will run a higher chance of failure to the arm or links if left. Just buy the extended link kit which is around half that of the disconnect kit.

[Majestic]

Yeah I bought the extended ones for my lift. Thanks.

[DaveGQ]

Maybe ring them and ask. I have heard people who have disconnects reckon its a pain in the bum to reconnect them after a muddy and dirty day. I just have two spanners on hand and undo the bolt on one side. Take a few minutes to do....

I haven't had any issues reconnecting after a muddy run in the bush. Just needs a bit of a wiggle and jiggle. Just remember to bring a matt to lay on while you do it, or you'll be wearing the mud on your back.

Also before you buy the front ones, make sure you actually have a front sway bar, since that was an optional feature in the GQs

[mudski]

I haven't had any issues reconnecting after a muddy run in the bush. Just needs a bit of a wiggle and jiggle. Just remember to bring a matt to lay on while you do it, or you'll be wearing the mud on your back.

Also before you buy the front ones, make sure you actually have a front sway bar, since that was an optional feature in the GQs

It was? AFAIK, all had them. I will look into this.