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anyone ever heard of Evil Yeti.com

I was browsing earlier today and came across their website.

Theyve got a new Carbon Fiber hood on the website thats imported from the Netherlands and are the first *so they say* to be importing it in the states..

not sure if you boys have seen it yet..
heres a pic

I have seen their site.. some of their stuff is decently priced.. you can get replacement cargo covers from them. I almost bought one from them... then decided to buy mine from PATDIESEL. Less of a risk for quality in my mind even if the price was a bit more. I dont know anyone that has ordered from Evilyeti.com yet though. Be interesting to hear some feedback about them.

Tunes67

I think that Neil has something to do with that comapny IIRC...

That is the hood that Yence has and I like it alot, I would like to know who else has had good experiences with them, I know they sell on eBay and have good feedback there..

I really like that hood... I wouldn't mind getting one...

definately a nice hood for sure, I just so happen to be looking for a new carbon fibre hood, once they put the prices up on the website I will have to start debating with myself...

i don't like it as much as mine... but better then the OEM CF hood...

The hood is made by Aeroworks and Evilyeti imports it through a Dutch company specialized in Mazda Aftermarket products. So far the hood has only been available in Europe. It's very good quality. There's four of us in Holland here now with the VRS hood, every single one fitted perfectly. It has very good strength and the scoops have removable caps on the inside to protect the electrics from rain. I payed 700 euro's for it, certainly worth it's money if you ask me.







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Beauty!

Man I am soooo jealous.. I so want that engine support beam.. to heck with the carbon fiber.. I want that TOOL!!!!

Tunes67

I got one Im using right now. They arnt that much a couple bills.

Where do you get them? Mazda?

Tunes67

Its a universial cross member( to support engine while removing tranny). Ill take some pics so you can see it completely.

here noy as pretty as the one above but it works.

Pretty dont matter.. functionality is all that does. Having one of those would sure make doing the motor mounts a lot less painfull Where did you find yours? I'm actually thinking about going to a machine/welding shop and getting the materials and having my friend weld it all together and then taking the screw part out of a huge C clamp (I even have one laying around) to use as the hook/retainer piece.


Tunes67

Its the tech shops. I usto use a 4x4 and ratchet stap. Worked good too.