may be...
If with the good solutions given obove, you cannot succed,It looks like the threaded rods are installed in a threaded hole of your steel angled bar, then the base of the threaded rods are installed in the '' engine base'' surrounded by poored high strenght resine , and worst, the base of the threaded rods seems to have something like a nut, or a tee tack welded inside the resine.
If your steel plate is installed like this, you have no other solution than cut the stailess steel threaded rods, flat, then drill the threaded rods at the lenght of the angled bar.remove the angled bar.
After this , you have no other solution than cut the exceedind threaded rods, and reinstalland relocate other threaded rods in the ''engine base" in a better way than this one.
if you're going to drill the cutted threaded rods, better to use COBALT drill bits than HSS one's.
I hope to be clear enough in my explanation.
good luck.
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