Dude I know how you feel. I 100% felt the same damn way. If my current Apex ends fail as quickly as the first set it’ll be in the trash ASAP. I haven’t driven it much since replacing them last year, so no issues yet.
That sounds exactly like mine when my Apex ends decided to prematurely wear out. Dan Tourino (from Carli) had the same issue, at almost the same time. We installed within a month of each other, had within 1k miles of each other, and happened within a month of each other. I called Apex up, and...
I don’t blame you at all! We got back from Washington last month, and had rented a RAV4. It sure made sense to me, but the wife didn’t want it. If I could convince her that would be awesome. We’d still have my guzzler for the big trips though.
I did. I’m enjoying it a lot. Had one drop that should’ve easily been avoidable, but due to someone coming around a corner at the last second I hugged the right side of the trail and caught the deep washout. Barely missed dragging this bumper, but would’ve easily drug my factory set up. Also...
They definitely aren’t a replacement for my bags. I’ve got both, and they pair well on a budget. Ideally I’d be rocking custom leafs, but this combo is working great for the time.
Go ahead an remove both sway bars right now. The ride will improve very favorably. As far as body roll and control you’ll not notice it in a stock truck. I have to pay attention to notice it on a 2.5” leveled truck with truck camper weighing in at 9500+ lbs. Stock I couldn’t tell a difference.
How heavy are you running? I came from Fox 2.0s to Fox 2.5s. Running a semi stock truck weight the 2.0s were fine. Adding 2500 lbs of constant weight with camper and gear and the 2.5s were a significant improvement in body control.
I’m going to look into those adjustable perches. After 3 years...
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