please advise on these swaybar discos

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...em=7929479820&category=33592#ebayphotohosting

Has anyone used these discos before and are they worth 60$?

I hear the cheap ones are really hard to get back on unless you are on flat ground.. I can deal with unhooking them before I get on the trail and then finding a flat spot to hook them back up..

Since they're about half the price or less than the JKS quicker discos I can actually afford them

No comments on Mako please I'm just getting some daystar products and a few OEM bits from them..

I guess the question is are cheap ass discos better than no discos? or should I go without for now and save til I can get the JKS ones?

I'd make a set but I don't have a welder yet..

thanks guys.

EDIT:::

Ok so it looks like this is the full item.. the above ones require an end link kit.......which essentially means this item is everything you'd need.... not as cheap as I had hoped...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&tc=photo&item=2475617473&category=33592

Please advise on a good mid range priced Complete disco set for my 91 XJ...

personal experience preferred..

If you're going this route, you should get the first one with the conversion.
Both with shipping would be $100.

The second one is all there, but it's $110 plus shipping.

they are crap... the old style with the two pins works but its about as easy as taking a wrench out. Just go with a pair of JKS or the new RE discos. They may be 40 bucks more but my RE gen 2's take two seconds and they have a place to put the disco up and out of the way... no more getting muddy and hitting my knuckles trying to get out my old style "quick" disconnects.