Quote Originally Posted by 34_40 View Post
Sawzall... cut the bolt. if you can, squeeze inside the mount = if not cut outside so you can at least get the swaybar out of the way. The shock might be able to get rebuilt if you know who made it. I think it had a "kink" that shows in the body didn't it?

If you have a set of acet/oxy torches you could try some heat. but without a laser type temp tool, I wouldn't try to get it to hot. If you can get it hot enough, you might be able to start moving it.
What I meant by kink is that the shock rod is not in alignment with the shock body. The disk that's supposed to fit inside the tube and maintain alignment came out of the tube. After I got pressure off it the rod moves around like something is broken inside the tube. There's no damage I can see to the tube. I can't find any markings to tell me who made the shock.