Broken Rear Sway Bar Stud

tomsealbeachMember

Ok, I know someone has been through this...while removing my rear sway bar, two of the chassis/frame mounting studs broke off...they must have been very soft metal because I did put that much force on them to break them? One is an upper stud, the other is a lower...Both are blind studs welded in from within the chassis tube, the upper I believe can be drilled out all the way through the other side of the tube section and a long bolt could be pushed through? Any suggestions on fixing them?

Thanks for any help!

Tom Borcich
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5/7/076:41 AM

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