85GTlover said:
So I am going to have to get other bolts if I wreck them I guess. They are seized I am sure. I will spray them like crazy and try a while before the last resort. I would change all bushings as mine is almost 20 years. I too am on the ground I have the two back stands on blocks to make it easier and Am in th process of repairing any rust. Did you read about the trolley jack at C.T? I bought one today, it is a good deal for 20.00. Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions, it is appreciated.
I actually went to Canadian Tire today and I didnt see any jacks for 20$

I saw one for 25$, similar to my red little hydrolic one, but it was a different company. It was gray if I remember correctly..
My bolts were hard to loose up. I had to put a key hanging on the bolt, and hit it with a big hammer. A few good hits and they were loose. I used 2 jacks for my install. I really needed both of them at the same time sometimes. A few stands are needed as well (3). You'll need a 18mm key and deep socket 18mm as well. Mmmm...15mm key and socket as well, ratchet (1/2 preferable). I only have a 3/8 and was stucked with an extension (3/8 to 1/2)which was a PITA sometimes because you're working in a pretty tight space. You'll also need a breaker bar (16-18" or so..I'm not sure). Some kind of "punch" to get the bolts out. I used a 1/4in extension for that. Thats pretty much what I used. I really am not a pro at this but read the documents from the links I posted and those will help you a lot. Just follow the steps and everything should be alright.
*Important note*: I had 2 stands holding the rear of my car at all time. they were placed on each side of the rear axle. Before you get the first bolt out(which is for the lower control arm, on the axle side), you need to put a jack under the control arm to support the spring. Cause once that bolt is out, the spring will be loose as well and the only thing holding it will be that jack under the arm. But before letting the jack go down (pretending you got the bolt out), PUT ANOTHER STAND UNDER THE FRAME, between the door and the axle, where you would normally jack you car up, because your rear will be totally unsupported now, since you got that 1st bolt of the lower control arm.
Anyway man, just read the documents. Feel free to ask me for help anytime.