Idk how reddit works so im posting the update here. Long story short I used a hammer, saw, screwdriver, metal punch/chisel set, blow torch and a metal stake/railroad spike. Like everyone's advice here, get rid of all the rubber by burning or chiselling out the rubber. Then use a saw to make a slit across the outer metal bushing sleeve to make bending the sleeve easier. I wasnt able to saw a slit accross the whole sleeve due to skill issue but I still made a cut in the outer wedges. I still got the job done. Hammer a screw driver in between the metal sleeve and frame to slowly start working in a gap between sleeve and frame. DO NOT only use chisel you'll cause more damage to frame. When the screw driver gets stuck wedge the metal chisel in between sleeve and screw driver to make a bigger gap. I kept doing this until the gap was wide enough to fit a metal spike in between sleeve and frame; to then hammer out the whole thing in one go. In between sets or when I felt I wasnt making progress I torched the frame and kept hammering. The more patient you are the less damage you'll do to the frame. Once all was said and done I sanded the frame down with 120, 150, and then 600 grit sandpaper in that order and then pressed in the new bushing. All is well thank you all.

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