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Cuco
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This tool helps you remove the torsion bar , in other words I’m changing the springs on my truck
Cuco
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You’re right but this tool is more heavy duty
96eb96
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I was sorta forced to buy it, mine broke from rust. If you see paint missing on your torsion bars, it is a risk. I have a nice prybar now
.I also got the "A" stiff ones.
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So it presses the torsion bars from the lower control arms?
EDIT..... I finally found a video showing this tool in use, it releases the key.
I asked because I have a set of junk yard control arms with the T Bars rusted fast to them and was wondering if this would help.
EDIT..... I finally found a video showing this tool in use, it releases the key.
I asked because I have a set of junk yard control arms with the T Bars rusted fast to them and was wondering if this would help.
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