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Hello...I have a 2022 Mojave......looking to swap my JKS quick disconnects for Rock-Jock Antirocks. Anyone have feedback on their on road performance? I heard nothing but good things about off-road. I have Falcon 3.3 adjustable shocks and was told that I "could" set them to a stiffer setting to compensate for the body roll that comes with the antirocks. thanks
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Been running Anti-Rock front for the last 2 years. Doing the front only, I never really noticed a ton more roll, now once I did the rear I feel it more now.
No problems running it for me.
 
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Thanks!!!
 

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You’ll get more roll if you drive it like a sports car. I’ve had em on 2 jeeps now. Fronts only and you do get a bit of lean if you buzz into a turn pretty good. Having said that I’ve never felt they were unsafe. It’s just a different way of doing the same thing a sway bar does with a different reaction on the vehicle. Once you’re used to it you won’t even think about it.
 

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I put it on the front, but still used the JKS connecting rods and disconnect pins, as I had them installed prior to the antirocks. That way I can go completely disconnected if needed, but usually don't, as it seems to flex plenty for me while connected.
 

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I put it on the front, but still used the JKS connecting rods and disconnect pins, as I had them installed prior to the antirocks. That way I can go completely disconnected if needed, but usually don't, as it seems to flex plenty for me while connected.
You'd be doing yourself a disservice if you disconnect an AntiRock.
 

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I have a Mojave. I’m at 4.5 lift with the Thickest front and rear anti rocks. I forget the size.. it does have more body roll than a stock Mojave . The only negative is i have evo links with heim joints. They are so loud. Think I will downgrade swaybar links. Need something quite
 
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I have a Mojave. I’m at 4.5 lift with the Thickest front and rear anti rocks. I forget the size.. it does have more body roll than a stock Mojave . The only negative is i have evo links with heim joints. They are so loud. Think I will downgrade swaybar links. Need something quite
Thanks. Pulled the trigger on the antirock. Installing in a couple weeks. Will give updates once I get a few miles in.
 

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Thanks. Pulled the trigger on the antirock. Installing in a couple weeks. Will give updates once I get a few miles in.
You won’t be disappointed. Just take it easy the first week or 2 after installing. It’ll handle differently on the road. Turns you’ve taken at 40-45 you’ll want to take way slower until you feel the limits. Not so much on swooping curves but on 90* turns. Feel the lean and you’ll adapt to it quickly. I did.
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