Torsion Bar Tool

[Jordan]

Anyone have one? Which one did you get?

I'm looking at just saying screw it and buying the Rough Country one. We should have a loaner program, it seems like someone is always looking for the tool. I don't feel safe renting a jaw puller, I'd rather have the piece of mind using the correct tool for the job.

 

[Dakota]

Nobody around here rents them so I just rent a ball joint press from vatozone and it works fine

 

[Jordan]

There's so many people saying "DON'T USE ANYTHING BUT..." that its got me all screwed up. Maybe I'll just rent a BJ tool /7 ton jaw puller and let one of my buddies under the truck

 

[TheBrettster]

i use a big ass 2 jaw puller or crank the bar up all the way and hold it in place with a big c clap.

 

[Dakota]

My truck is too low that even on jack stands I don't have enough ground clearance to get all the way under it but I just use the ball joint press and it works great for me

 

[Jordan]

Alright, thanks brahs.

 

[Dakota]

No need to thank us just get that bish lowered

 

[AlwaysSomethin]

Used a big 2 jaw puller w front end up and wheels off, just take your time watching the jaws. I used a long ratchet w extension so I wasn't up under it. If still nervous, set your jaws and wrap them with a few rounds of duct tape so they can't open

 

[Tylers88]

go talk to a guy at your local dealership, maybe if its a small dealer they will rent it to you cheap

 

[Fogle]

I've always used a ball joint press. Biggest thing is to be careful if you are installing lift keys. If you are putting in or taking out stock there's nothing to it.

 

[Huck]

I've used the ball joint press on 4-5 trucks now, works like a charm. Just watch it as you're cranking on it so it doesn't slip off, just gotta stiff arm it to keep it still. Nothing to it

 

[No1Limit]

I used a ball joint press for mine, worked perfect

 

[fuckfaceon33's]

Ive got the pro comp one, ive used other clamps before but i feel safer with the right tool

 

[Jordan]

Sounds like the consensus is either buy the tool or rent a BJ press. I'll check around locally, I'm sure there's a store that's got the press. Thanks men.