Anyone in SD have a impact wrench I could use for 5 minutes?

[Brunt Force Trauma]

I want to install my panhards but there is one bolt on each rod that I cant get loose. i think I need to hit it with a impact wrench. Once they are broken loose i think I will be able tighten them back up enough to drive home and get them off again to install my panhards. I went to the local gas station and they wont touch it. I called ORW and they said they would charge me for the install. ugh. I cant wait to get a compressor.

 

[Newps]

Hit'em with some PB baster a couple of times then wack'em with a hammer. This should get'em to release their hold.

 

[Brunt Force Trauma]

Hit'em with some PB baster a couple of times then wack'em with a hammer. This should get'em to release their hold.

been there done that... twice. no luck.

 

[Newps]

Some bitch. What about SD Trucks? They might be willing to help you out.

 

[sdnative]

I used a 1/2" drive breaker bar on mine. I had to lean on it pretty good. I think the bolt is either a 24mm or 27mm.

 

[80BajaBound]

if you want to come up, you're welcome to us my impact. It's a slow day at work...

 

[619TOY]

A breaker bar (24"±) is way stronger than an impact. I have both that you're welcome to, but I'm in Santee.

 

[Brunt Force Trauma]

Problem is I cant get a breaker bar in there because the head will only fit on the bolt from the rear due to the of the pitman arm, and then coil is in the way of the bar. I guess I could take everything off to get to it. I should have done it when I had the coils out. Ugh.

 

[blupaddler]

Where in San Diego are you?
I have an impact wrench, compressor, breaker bar...

I am by SDSU.

 

[sdnative]

From the pics in his build thread, it looks like he got it figured out.

 

[Brunt Force Trauma]

Yeah. I ended up pulling the drivers side tire and coil so i could fit 4 feet of pipe on the end of my socket wrench. It worked.