15 Tacoma; Best tool to cut off UCA bolt?

I'm in the process of doing UCA on my truck; what can I use to cut off the top UCA bolt? I'm not wanting to bend any of the inner wheel well to get the bolt past it. I would really have to bend too much out of the way, possibly making it worst than it needs to be.

Got new bolts, new nuts; now what to cut it with? I'm thinking of a angle grinder with a cutting wheel but it seems I may not have room to really get to it.

What have you use? and what works best?

 

Sawzall with metal blade. There's no real room to get the head off with an angle grinder.

A Dremel cut off wheel would work as well.

If you do resort to bending, I use heavy tape to protect the paint and bend as needed, no marring.

 

I used a recip saw, no issues at all.
I do wish I had thought of drilling a small hole near the end of the new bolts so I could put a cotter pin through the bolt after I installed it, I have no worry about the nut getting loose but a cotter pin to make sure the nut doesn't back off would be nice extra security.

 

I bought 2 extra nuts that I’m going to use to lock the main nut in place; hopefully that’ll discourage it coming loose.

I’m thinking of a reciprocating saw too; but an a small angle grinder may work also? Thank you.

 

Second nut would also work. I dont know if a grinder like that will fit in there.

 

I used a Dremel with a Dremel grinding wheel to cut off the head on my passenger side bolt. Not a lot of room to work with, but would cut as far as I could go, rotate the bolt and repeat.

 

I just cut off mine yesterday. Sawzall with a Diablo 9" carbide blade (like $10 from Home Depot) made short work of it. Watch out for the power steering hose on the passenger side.

 

Seriously it’s not that hard to get out. It’s not like you have to move the metal a foot.

 

Sawzall and Diablo "Demon" Blades...cuz then you have all the stuff to cut off your LCA bolts when they inevitably seize.

 

On mine I've looked at it; would require serious bending. Easier to cut and be done with it. I bought a sawzall and will tackle it this saturday.