2017 Silverado Project - Time to install 35x12.5-20" with the kids

Okay guys it's time to put the new wheels on the truck and Matthew a little helper is going to help us today. Matthew we're going to put the wheels on. So we're going to put these 35s to replace these 265s which is i think is 31 so. So let's put these bad boys on and see what the truck final looks like. All right guys here you go finally finished the truck the lift install the wheels and then we have little monkeys jumping in the bed. How many monkeys jumping in the bed? Two little monkeys jumping in the bed. Bad. So here we go finally that's finished looking really good. Okay and here's the how much they stick out on the front. I want to say about an inch and a half. Probably an inch and a half and then the back is just a tiny bit on the back. Maybe half an inch goes to an inch maybe three quarters. So the back will need a probably a one inch spacer in the back and that will look pretty good and then eventually maybe I'll get fender flares but that's not important right now. Looks pretty mean looks looks a lot meaner and then what is this? What is this? What are you doing? Is this my parking spot? Is this is this my parking spot? Matthew what is she doing? I got a new parking spot I guess. So cool. Okay so mom mom can't park here only I can. Perfect so much room around the truck I can do whatever I want. Dumped up? Okay. So my front wheels are hitting the front bottom valance on front bumper right here when I'm turning. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to trim this section and I'm going to use a hot knife. I'm going to heat up the hot knife with my torch and then I'm just going to trim it right here and then clean it up later. But right now I'm just going to trim it just so it's not hitting the bottom valance so it doesn't rip it off. So here we go. So there we go the driver's side is done the passenger side is done. Here's what it looks like on the passenger side and let me show you the and here's the passenger side. So should be good now but let's wait for the sun come out and let's take a look again. Here's how the front lip looks like after I trimmed it. I still have to clean it up a little bit like the edges and stuff but there's no more rubbing here but it does rub a little bit right there. So I will have to do either try to press it in more and mount it in more like like so or just cut off this square right here so it's not rubbing when I'm backing up and turning the wheel the edge of the wheel the edge of the tire clips this part right here. But other than that there's no clipping in the back it's not rubbing in the back at all and here's the other side right here same thing trimmed it with the hot knife. I gotta straighten it out just a little bit and then clean off the edges and then here same thing I think it was rubbing this corner I believe. I'll try to maybe I think this is more like a cardboard type of form but I'm gonna see if I can kind of bend it in and maybe mount it to something or just cut off a square like on the other side and same thing here no rubbing on this side everything's good. So that's the only really downside um honestly on any lift you do between four to probably even seven eight inches you're still gonna have that issue because of the square wheels that the Silverado have Silverados and and the CRs as well so yeah other than that um that's all I gotta do just trim a little bit there and it should be good to go. Some people were saying that I should do a NorCal mod which is more trimming in the back including the metal I believe but in my case I don't need to do that. So here you go guys thanks for watching stay tuned for more updates coming up I guess for now I need to save up some more money and then we'll see what happens next all right guys see ya