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Cleetus McFarland's "$45,000 upgrade" comes with a hefty manual

A hydraulic suspension unboxing reveals the hardware behind his truck's planned transformation, while viewers argue for keeping the back seats.

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Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 751,755 views.

I Bought a $45,000 Upgrade For My Truck!I Bought a $45,000 Upgrade For My Truck!

Video summary

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  1. 1:33The crew debates restoring the F-450's back seats and choosing a sound system.
  2. 8:27Cleetus opens the hydraulic lift kit and explains its factory-height-to-thirteen-inch adjustment range.
  3. 12:06The wooden crate comes apart, revealing shocks, suspension components and custom mounting plates.
  4. 14:18A visiting friend inspects the parts as the crew jokes about the lengthy installation manual.
  5. 18:33In the office, Cleetus plays a preview of the rotary project car and its engine sound.

The crate is open, the suspension parts are spread out, and Cleetus McFarland's crew has some reading to do. The installation manual runs to hundreds of pages. Buying the truck upgrade was the straightforward part.

His new upload has drawn about 752,000 views since yesterday. Behind the title, "I Bought a $45,000 Upgrade For My Truck!", is a hydraulic Any Level Lift kit that Cleetus says the team will install at McFarland Racing. It can take the truck from factory height to a thirteen-inch lift, he explains.

This is an unboxing, not a finished-build reveal. The crew breaks down the wooden crate and examines the suspension components, King shocks and custom mounting plates. A visiting friend gets a look at the hardware, with the substantial instruction manual supplying another subject for shop-floor jokes.

The video also announces a vehicle giveaway and spends a substantial early section showcasing merchandise tied to it. The Ford F-450, Cleetus's personal Corvette ZR1 and a tilt-deck trailer are presented as part of that package.

But an ordinary passenger concern cuts through all the expensive machinery: should the truck get its back seats back? Jackstand Jimmy favors a sound-system arrangement that preserves seating. Several commenters take his side, pointing out that a truck can carry passengers as well as subwoofers.

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The facts
Subscribers
4,860,000
Channel views, last 7 days
7,215,081
Channel views, pace per day
535,773 (on a normal day: 1,078,291)
Video published
November 2, 2026
Video views so far
751,755 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day
1,694,629

The numbers

The upload's audience is substantial, though its early pace is ordinary for Cleetus McFarland's regular videos.

subscribers
4,860,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
2,343,620,966
views per day
535,773
typical day: 1,078,291
the video
views
751,755
likes
36,503
comments
3,015
days online
1
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As of November 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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