I'm in the process of upgrading my stock torsion bars and the back of the torsion bar is rusted stuck into the anchor. I've tried pb blaster and torching it and I cant get it out to save my life. I've been tempted to cut the torsion bar but I think it would then be even harder to remove from the bracket. Any ideas guys? Been hammering and blasting for hours now lol.
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JunkCrzr89
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Gotta use heat, and if necessary cut out the TB and bring it outside and whack it with a hammer to knock it loose. I had to do that on a really rusty truck before
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Honestly I would be so grateful if so. I would love to buy the anchor arms from you if you still have them. My Torsion bars are so stuck in the anchor arms I'm having hell with it. I did end up cutting the bars out.
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Well I guess it's probably too late now that you've cut them, but I'd try an air hammer
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Thanks for the suggestion! It may still help with the remaining TB section that is stuck in the anchors. I'll see if I can get a hold of one and try that out tomorrow.
+1 on BFH (And a 3rd hand also helps a lot).. Mine was rusted solid as well, and it took a good hour of hammering it with a 4-5 pound hammer till it finally came loose. The front anchors on the other hand (unlike the rears, these are not capped, and can corrode from both sides).. Phew, that was a nightmare to get the TB's out from & would just buy new ones if I did it again. I torched them, hammered the life out of them, deformed them, my ears were ringing when they've finally gave way. Well one was better, the other was the really problematic one.
