Ok. Here's my problem. I changed the left side sway bar link last week. However, it required using a zip saw to cut through the bolt that goes through the "eye" of the sway bar and the bracket on the side of the strut. Before you accuse me of not know that there is a 15mm nut designed into the bolt on the bushing side of the end link - I tried that. I managed to get both bolts threaded maybe 2-3 turns off. Then, inevitably, the 15mm wrench slips on the nut and it will no longer keep enough pressure on the nut to be able to thread the 17mm nut off of the end link. After trying this a few more times it will only worsen as the wrench wears away at the 15mm. Like I said I got the left side off with a zip saw, now I'm on the right side but I cannot get a good angle with the zip saw to get at the link. Does anyone have a special way of doing this in a way that does not require a zip saw or torches or anything like that (which it should never involve in the first place)? I cannot believe, for the life of me, how they designed that 15mm backing so thin and cheap that it will not survive a simple removal! This is really cheap and poor engineering.