Sway Bar Disconnect Kit

[oldym8rider]

Anyone know of a SWAY BAR disconnect kit thats available and how they work FOR A Polaris Pro?

 

[newfrank]

I bought mine from Zollinger Racing Products a couple years ago.

Zollinger Racing Products

I can't find it on their website but if you send them an email they can probably help you out.

 

[oldym8rider]

Thanks for the help.
What are your thoughts about its quality, how easy to use and was it worth the money?

 

[newfrank]

Well it was 60 bucks when I bought it and I've had it on my switchback assault for 3 seasons now and never had a problem, definitely well built. It's certainly easier than removing the sway bar. I think it's worth it, but your mileage may vary. I keep the sway bar connected when on the trail and when I go off trail in power lines or fields I'll take the 20 seconds and disconnect it.

 

[oldym8rider]

Would you be able to send some detailed pics, maybe i may be able to fab a basic designed one.

Thanks Much

 

[newfrank]

https://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=349948

This is the quick disconnect kit I bought a couple years ago. Can't see it on their website but you can email them and ask about it.

 

[oldym8rider]

Thank you much.
The guys at Zollinger have discontinued the kit as they said they could not find a reliable supplier.
Thanks to all who have responded.

 

[newfrank]

Damn thats too bad.

You could also make one pretty easily by just using the stock sway bar connector bar, removing the bottom bolt and using a retaining pin / linch pin like this one:

https://www.amazon.ca/Burley-Replac...&qid=1487257895&sr=8-2&keywords=retaining+pin

I'm sure you can find one cheaper though.