Help with 6112 install in Denver area (seized sway bar bolt)

Hi all, with shop backlogs being pretty crazy right now (one place I asked said they wouldn’t free up until March) I figured I’d see if there was anyone in the area who might be willing to help me (and get paid) with install of UCAs and front shock install on my 2011 Tacoma. I attempted to diy this earlier today but I could not get the sway bar bolt to break free even with spraying it down and hitting it with a (small) handheld torch.

I am working out of a tiny apartment parking slip so I’m hoping maybe there’s someone relatively close nearby that has a better garage setup and a bit more know how on how we can get this stuck bolt free, as it’s the one thing standing in my way of getting the shock out.

I would’ve been able to get the UCAs on but I figured if that’s all I can do I may as well wait until I can get it all done in one go so I’m not having to deal with doing the alignment multiple times.

like i said, I would pay for your time. If no one is available, any thoughts on what I can do to get this bolt free is appreciated. And mods if this is not allowed or needs to be posted elsewhere just let me know. Thanks

 

@ColoradoTJ

 

Former rust belt resident here. In the interim between now and getting some help, I'd hit that sucker with PB blaster and give it a few solid hits with a hammer...wait a few hours and rinse and repeat. Do this with every bolt you will need to remove or loosen for the project. It will save you serious frustration. Whenever I worked on my 2002 Highlander (RIP) I'd start this process a couple days before ever diving into tearing the thing apart and it seemed like the ticket to more predictable downtime for repairs.

 

Is there room to use a hand impact tool/driver... the kind you smack with a big hammer? Like this; they come in 3/8 and 1/2 drive.

$34 Lisle 29200 3/8" Hand Impact Tool Set

https://www.amazon.com/Lisle-29200-Hand-Impact-Tool/dp/B0002NYDRG