I wonder if everyone would be having a sook if he wanted to raise the Yeti ?

Would look good a bit lower with a nice front lip!

I wonder if everyone would be having a sook if he wanted to raise the Yeti ?

Well I would certainly burst into tears and roll around on the floor kicking and screaming ......as usual

I've seen the boss fox yeti at castle Combe and despite all the mods it still looks like a fine looking yeti and if it was not stood next to another yeti you don't see a lot of difference unless you look for it,so what I'm trying to say is that lowering a couple of inches doesn't really change the look drastically and may even improve the looks and handling if you want it.

I think I have answered the question several times, but I'll do it again:

 

I do not know of a Skoda Approved Eisbach lowering kit for the Yeti.

Pretty sure the poster wasn't asking you directly. I don't know the wholesale price of peas, the weight of the train on the next service to Swansea or a whole load of stuff - but I don't clog up the internet with advertising my ignorance in these areas... "I don't know" posts are a bit of a waste of time and space, don't you think?

 

Meanwhile some interesting links *on topic* ... (PS: internet search is a wondrous thing)

http://www.dubmeister.co.uk/webshop/suspension/eibach/pro-kit-springs/skoda/yeti/skoda-yeti-eibach-pro-kit-springs-09-09-on-e10-79-008-02-22-09-09-on-35-mm-30-mm-1-2-tsi-1-4-tsi-2-0-tdi/ but no mention of factory approval.

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/225275-yeti-eibach-pro-kit-reviews/ worth the OP revisiting that post perhaps.

Hard work in here innit.

Free for all.

Perhaps he got out of bed the wrong side?

Check out BossFox's thread on here as to what he did with his 'Yeti VRS' track weapon.  I'm pretty sure that had tricked up suspension - not Skoda approved but proven to work.

 

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/226003-the-twins-and-yeti-rs/

Edited 16 October, 201510 yr by Chorlton

As on all forums for owners, there are no stupid questions only stupid answers.

Like this?

Actually quite effective above 40mph when I had it fitted to mk Standard Vanguard Phase 2

 

That's it!

Ah, Bluemel's, there's a name from the past. Mostly known for bicycle pumps.

I need my vitamin shot to bring me back into the present now.

 

Fred

Fred,

Make sure it is the vitamin one and not the little blue one!!  

 

 

         :peek:

oh I don't know we could all stand back to the wall and watch the spectacle!

Or play hoopla........

dohhhhhh its friday then!! ; - ))

Oh, come on fella's, show a little respect to your elders.

 

Fred

...... I had it fitted to mk Standard Vanguard Phase 2....

What?!  I thought I was - mmm - elderly! 

What?!  I thought I was - mmm - elderly! 

Nah, I had it 2001 to 2004, when I bought a 1947 Standard 12, I'm not that old, I just like old cars.

From an visual point of view to close the huge wheel arch gap have you thought about larger wheels. IMO I think the yeti looks under wheeled

 

+1

 

Here's our Yeti on 215 65 R16: