Torsion Bar Lowering

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Hi, I've been trying to budge my very seized torsion bars with a mate of mine for 3 days now and they have not budged a single milimeter. Have tried to socket method, slide hammer method and the trusty sledge hammer but nothing will budge!

Has anybody got any tips for removal or would anybody know someone in the North East / Middlesbrough area that would be able to do it for me?

We've just bout lost heart in attempting it now!!!

Cheers

[-Dan-]

Loads of places around you mate. You could try Manic Motors (an affliate on here) or several members, such as Williams-VTS do it IIRC.

Try posting in your regional section :y:

[qrty]

Tried combination of trying to pull it one side and hammer out the other side?

Heat the end up and let them cool and few times(careful nothing is touching the arm that will damage)?

Air chisel with a socket on the end is best! :p

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Cheers for the replys!!!

Tried sledge hammer one end and slide hammer on the other end just won't budge!!

I cant find the regional section :s Do I need to be a premium member? By any chance could anybody post the link to my premium section?

Ta

[-Dan-]

I don't think you have to be premium?

http://www.saxperience.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=37

That's the NE section.

[RJE]

isit hard to lower a saxo

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Thanks for the help!

[williamsvts]

i'll do it for £40, any night this week. pm me for my mobile number.

[williamsvts]

Tried combination of trying to pull it one side and hammer out the other side?

Heat the end up and let them cool and few times(careful nothing is touching the arm that will damage)?

Air chisel with a socket on the end is best! :p

heating and cooling will just harden the metal.