This install and the video editing ended up being marathons, so it only made sense to make the video one as well! Originally intended to be a two-parter, but there wasn't an obvious cut point so I hope you like long, detailed episodes! The edit of this was so daunting it took 16 months to get around to it (whoops). I wouldn't expect a lot of videos this long, but do you still want to see this kind of detail from our content? Or would a somewhat more condensed version be more desirable? (ex. Describing what we had to do to remove bolts vs. just removing them) Sorry that this is being posted late in the weekend but it took every last minute to put this one together. I don't know how long the 4K version will take to process so if you only see the 1080p option it's because I wanted it published ASAP and it should show up within a few hours.

@ttk-stephenfox1507

4 жыл бұрын

A half life fan ehh, I see that combine sticker on the tailgate. I used to have a lamda on my rams rear bumper.

@brettsuydam7457

4 жыл бұрын

I like your detail you include. And I like the quicker pace on the second side. I personally have always enjoyed videos around 40 minutes to an hour long for vehicle repair/installations.

@justinunger38

4 жыл бұрын

nice video install a wrench with your custom front bumper, install a custom rear bumper, install a cargo LED bed light (it cost less than 30 dollars and it takes less than and than an hour to install a well) also do LED lights conversion for your taillights, blinker lights, and headlights, and bring back the led brake light, also install aux leds reverse lights, paint the chevy logo with black paint, install a custom black wheels, install a train horn on this truck, install LED lights for all of your gage lights such as check engine lights and mph lights, also do sound deadening in this truck, and install a touch screen audio system in this truck, also when are your pontiac's coming back, when is the 240z coming back, when is the blazer coming back, please reply

@justinunger38

4 жыл бұрын

do colivers conversion in this truck like fox or rough country, also the best lif kit on the market i've been hearing lately is BDS

@Wastedwu

4 жыл бұрын

I liked the length of the video. I'm sure you could have condensed some parts of it but, I didn't lose interest during it at all. Thanks for the content.

It took me an hour to realise this video was an hour

@etaled

4 жыл бұрын

yup

@drewshepard8002

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@tommyboulet

4 жыл бұрын

i was like, no way this video was one hour.... well.....i'll be dipped...

@bobross6677

3 жыл бұрын

I fell asleep

@fisshuman

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. I don't know why it isn't feel like an hour video

Perfect timing to open KZread looking for something to watch

@deivydas5017

4 жыл бұрын

Plus u get an hour of watch time

Open KZread looking at what’s on today and see an hour long Fuzzy video. I’m one happy person

I love that you use so many “less expensive” Harbour Freight tools like a lot of us have at home or can afford to buy. Shows you don’t need the most expensive tools off of the tool truck to get the work done.

@Scooter30FTW

4 жыл бұрын

Hope his jackstands aren't from there.

@md4luckycharms

4 жыл бұрын

He's one of us too, he just makes videos so we can share in making memories

@THEEVERYTHINGTHINGCHANNEL

3 жыл бұрын

People buy snap on, blue point, etc just to say they have it. No point when harbor freight stuff works just as well if not better.

@adambryant2434

3 жыл бұрын

@@THEEVERYTHINGTHINGCHANNEL I wouldn’t say that’s necessarily true, there are certain tools I use from snap on I would never even consider from harbor freight for instance screw drivers, and pliers huge quality difference. As far as impact sockets and regular hand tools I mostly agree. Snap on makes very comfortable wrenches but the icon line of hand tools are almost identical for less than a quarter of the price. I also use a 3/4” snap on ratchet with a torque multiplier when I’m disassembling hydraulic cylinders, I would never trust putting that kind of torque on a harbor freight 3/4” ratchet. I’d say application really matters, I agree most snap on tools are ridiculously priced, but when you make a living with your tools you need some high quality tools. I also buy a lot of sunex tools, great tools for the money.

The little humorous comments and video subtitles is really what makes this channel a great one. Thank you for endless hours of entertainment!

My dog did greatly enjoy this. She’s currently installing her own 3.5in lift kit on her crate as we speak. (Bark)

This is the only channel that can keep my attention on such a long video.

I never noticed the 88-98 style “CHEVROLET” on the tailgate, nice touch!

Don't ever stop doing what you do my man,because you do it well.

I don’t know how you could look at those old rusty struts and not want to get the upgraded RC struts. That spacer going to make short work of those struts 😂

I don't think I've ever even made a comment on KZread before but I wanted to take a moment to commend everything about this channel. I know there are people like myself who seriously cannot get enough of your excellent content, whether it be a hour of lifting your truck or watching the entire S10 blazer series in a day or anything else. You seriously put all the required time and effort into every project and continue it into every video (editing, filming, etc) and it seriously shows. This is arguably the best channel on KZread in my opinion and even though videos like this are daunting for some and may not cash in on those sweet sweet views you are clearly doing great work and I, personally (as well as many others I'm sure), love to see it. Thank you for your channel and everything. Cheers

Holy shit I'm at work listening/watching didnt realize it was an hour long

I'd watch hour long videos of you talking and working on trucks every day, Love it

Love these videos. You do a great job actually filming and describing what you are doing and why. Super entertaining and informative. Thanks for the content!

Watched start to finish, with both of my dogs. We all loved it. Great work

being from south Carolina. That comment about not being in the carolinas was great hahah

I love your videos because of how you narrate them step by step. I enjoy watching how people work on their vehicles.

I can honestly say I thoroughly enjoyed this video and I appreciate all the work that went into filming and editing it. And yes, I watched it in its entirety, pausing when I would get a water refill. Keep up the good work!

This is the first video in a while that I have watched and not skipped one good job man great work!

I watched the entire thing, and enjoyed every bit of it! Thank you

Thank you for taking the time to make this. Excellent video, nothing left unexplained 👍

I very much enjoy you videos because they’re very informative and the voice over is great.

Its nice to see your buddies just coming over and all yall hanging out doing work.

Awesome work sir. Loved the entire video. Love your attention to detail. Especially on torque specs. Helps alot. Very good 👍

The truck looks amazing. I've looked at Rough Country's lift kits for my 2014 Silverado. I'm glad to see that their products perform great.

Great video, I had not noticed the length until you mentioned it. Keep up the good work it is much appreciated. Cheers from the UK.

Yes! Silverado returns! Will have to continue the rest of the video later. I love these Long videos so I can just return to them when I have time

Ugga dugga’s at 5:36am 😳🤣

I had a 2011 Silverado quad cab with pretty much that exact wheel/tire/lift kit combo. This video made me SO happy i had a shop install it instead of doing it in my apartment parking lot lol. Excellent video as always, Sir!

Great video! The length is fine for me. I do want to give you props for your narration skills in your videos, Awesome work!

Didn't even realize it was an hour long until after when i read the comments. Still better than some movies i've seen. Good job

i watched the whole video and i only realised it was one hour long when you said about how long it took you too produce! Excellent work!

Us brave souls enjoy your videos and appreciate your hard work

My dog and I commend your efforts. Can't wait for the next video to be EVEN longer.

This is super informative , just what I was looking for.

Great content dude and I really appreciate you making it an hour long

Watched it all, enjoyed it all!

Awesome video! The truck looks great now!

4 years late to the party but this video was so enjoyable. Great job explaining everything!

I have a 2009 Silverado and have been looking to do something like this. Your video made it look very easy.

I am delighted. Thank you for your time.

made one hour feel much shorter than an hour. time well spent, awesome work as always.

Not quite the '91 Firebird but enjoy seeing the progression of the other vehicles none the less :) Thank you!

@nitrokiller9959

4 жыл бұрын

Do you have a Firebird?

@mullinsjm1

4 жыл бұрын

Love the firebird project.

@ReDrive89

4 жыл бұрын

I bought a' 91 firebird 5.0 tbi because of this channel !

@TheBrokenLife

4 жыл бұрын

Firebird lift kit video will be next week...

Love you videos some people say watching an hour long video it's challenging I have done it several times enjoy your videos hope you have a good day too

I don't own any of the cars you work on, and probably never will, but I really enjoy watching your work. You do an excellent job of documenting everything.

Great video !! I bought the same 3.5 inch kit for our 2013 Tahoe z71. Havnt installed it yet. Although mine comes with different options for the rear. Shock relocation brackets and spacers for the spring in back as mine does not have leafs. Gonna video it when I install and can only hope I do as decent of a job as you did!!! Thanks for the video!! It helped me a lot as far as notching the crossmember and installing the structure spacers. That’s was my only hesitation in installing mine and now I feel comfortable doing it!!!

Excellent job as usual man, thank you for this marathon video! Do the best you can with the budget and time you've got. I'd suggest oil undercoating to keep down the rust.

Thanks for all your hard work

I know the feeling with those Suspension kits, I put a 2 inch lift under my 94 Explorer, it said about 5 hours for complete installation. Instead it took me about 12 hours. I did get the same Brand as you Rough Country, and I can say the exact same thing happened to me, and I just didn't trust the bolts, so I also replaced those. The only ones I kept was the U-bolts because I needed them for the lift. Also I believe they only do the time tests in 100% conditions where nothing is rusted and everything goes smoothly. Which I know is normal for Commission times and all, if you're getting it done professionally.

I line the lined vids you do. Keep up the amazing work

I love love love the longer videos

This was a great video. Thank you for your insight on doing something like this

Dude, after watching this entire video I had to subscribe. You did an amazing job. I specially appreciate the voice over and all the editing. As a fellow YT'er I know the efforts and time that all that editing takes. (My least favorite part). Your video and explanations are truly EXCELLENT!!! Thank you. I ordered my 3.5" lift from RC with shocks and struts and it should be here in a couple weeks. My 2012 GMC should be Totally Awesome once lifted. Thanks again. Take care buddy. Joseph :)

3:31 I see that combine symbol from half-life, I see you're a man of culture as well!

@360fanboy360

4 жыл бұрын

a man of taste

can´t complain, now i have a movie to watch!

Thanks very much! This was one our of good entertainment.

You sell yourself short. These videos are excellent.

I did the 2.5" Rough Country kit on my 1980 Scout, but lucky for me it has a solid axle in the front with leaf springs so I just had to swap out all 4 leaf springs and shocks. The whole job took about 5 hours to do solo but was much easier than what you had to go through. I do think you should consider extending your bump stops to avoid blowing out your shocks.

watched the whole thing, great video

Dude the little text easter eggs you leave are hilarious😂 "FREEDOM!" says the leveling spacer!

good video. good editing. Keep it up

Great instalation video.

Well, myself did watch the entire episode and enjoy it well so thank you!

Great video my dude.

Hour long video? Love it!

Love the hl2 combine logo on the tail gate lol.

Good video. Love the details. The length of the video wasn't bad just takes a couple sittings to watch it all.

Excellent job

Great stuff man.

as a front end mechanic for 20 yrs. I give this job A+....I would have brought it to a good alignment shop after all the height adjustments though....you said toe changed and I am sure the camber/caster went off a bit...great video...subscribed now too

An hour long?? OH, HELL YEAH!!

Sometimes it's nice to have a long video. Sometimes I feel robbed after a few weeks of super short videos. I like the long ones and the short ones, but I also think that only long videos would get old too. A mix is best in my opinion

excellent video!

Apparently the long video was a hit, I enjoyed it too 👍

I love this channel.

Thanks for the video. Helps a lot.

Arigato for the new video you legend

Damn, been a long time since I've seen the Silverado in your videos

I love the truck content

Thanks for doing this.

Same thing we would do to the Chevy LUV pickups back in the day LOL

That combine sticker is sick

i may be in the minority but i prefer these long form type videos. i usually leave them on and listen while playing games. so know that i watched through all the way. nice combine sticker btw.

I really like the look of the 2007 and 2020

Unfortunately I don't have a cat or dog, but I was entertained during last hour. I was doing my own office work at the same time and this was great background! (I mean I may have stopped my work every other minute or so to look what was happening but anyway) :D

I made it to the end voluntarily!!

To everyone watching. All harborfreight and Pittsburg jack stands have been recalled due to poor welding. Causing the stand to split in half and fall under load! If you have one, re-weld it or don't use it.

I’ve been in a few of those all nighters. Last one I was swapping the rear diff on my E36 with a welded one, and it took me a very long time. I think I was doing that for like 12 hours? I was doing it before a drift event the following day, and I was so tired I didn’t even go.

I have an older S-10. Although I wont be putting a lift kit on it, I found some good information on some front end work I need to do that should help me. Thanks!

I love the combine sticker. so he plays game and works on cars this is who I want to be

Lol the one lonely dog part at the end

I plan to do a similar small lift on my 1990 k2500. I dont want to do a lot of fender trimming to clear an old set of 33x14-16 boggers. I had to drop my diff about 18 months ago to pull the oil pan. My driver's side header collector curls under the front driveshaft so I won't have clearance for a big diff drop bracket. I think a 3-4" lift would be about right for me. I want it to look close to stock and still be useful when loading and unloading stuff in the bed. Everyone has tried to load firewood into the bed of a truck with a tailgate that is shoulder high. Ugh. I enjoy your videos and the level of detail that you go through. I make videos but mine aren't nearly as good. I film... and if I don't get it on the first take, I dont get the shot. Lol. I also don't do voice-over work on my videos. Most times that I need any introduction, I film myself talking and rambling. Voice-over would help me be more direct and to the point.. I did sit through the entire hour long video. The engine in my pickup is mostly finished. I'd like to try a diy interchiller to cool an air-to-water intercooler on the centrifugal supercharger of my 350. The transmission just got upgraded to a 4L80E from an old 3 speed turbo 400. Now I'm looking at the suspension. She's a daily driver. Keep up the videos. I have a couple 3rd gen Camaros and can apply everything you do to at least one of the vehicles in my fleet.

Another interesting video. Thanks for sharing. I don’t have a dog so it was just me at the end:)

1hr long video. N I C E

Great video!!! Still the s-10 fender.

if i learn something watching your series is that when i want to put hands on a car for some replace or modification, i need an impact gun ahahaha

Nice tutorial!

Dreaded harbor freight recalled jack stands 😉

good content well explained with whoops and all great to see what you guys CAN do to your trucks we cant and now the steps are needed for G/F anyway lol