Cheapest place for torsion bar removal tool/clamp?

Cheapest place for torsion bar removal tool/clamp?

Thanks a million to all for the input.

So I don't think I'll ever reuse my stock 318 torsion bars...but I do agree with not gouging them if possible...so a piece of garden hose or some other kind of rubber along with a vice grip sounds like a good (free) tool solution. I'll try that first.

dirty white boy said
jacked up right side of my 76 duster /6 car and left side torsion bar snapped into...wheres best place to get a set of stock /6 bars? figured thay come as a set??

Define "best."
Best quality bars? Upgrade? OEM replacement? Cheapest price?

hemi446 said
Were are you located if your anywhere near me I would lend you my tool it’s about 20 years old and beat to hell but it makes removing stuck bars real easy.

Thanks! I'm in CT...not quite a short enough driving distance. :D

RustyRatRod said
My thinkin is if you think 40 bucks for a good tool is too much, then maybe you should be collecting Hot Wheels.

Lol...Oh, internet forums.
As someone who usually throws money at a problem and later figures out how I could have done something much cheaper, I thought it was worth an ask. If I had a nickel back for every dollar that I've spent on tools bought for one particular job, I'd buy everyone a beer. :D

Oh...and I do collect Hotwheels too!