EVO-R? Worthless?

LostSol · 07-08-2015, 11:12 AM

You get what you pay for. Its a cheap cover, so you get a cheap cover. It will be thin, may or may not fit well, and will not have a real clear coat.

My suggestion is that if you get it and it fits well, take it to a body shop and have them put a real clear coat on it otherwise it will start to yellow after about a year.

As for shipping, they are slow, i usually went through another vendor to get their stuff rather than straight through them.

Chuck33079 · 07-08-2015, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by LostSol

You get what you pay for. Its a cheap cover, so you get a cheap cover. It will be thin, may or may not fit well, and will not have a real clear coat.

My suggestion is that if you get it and it fits well, take it to a body shop and have them put a real clear coat on it otherwise it will start to yellow after about a year.

As for shipping, they are slow, i usually went through another vendor to get their stuff rather than straight through them.

All of this. Evo-R has screwed a lot of people here. AK banned him for a while for taking money, stringing people along until you were past the window that Paypal gives to dispute the transaction and never giving your money back. Buy from the Z Store if you must have some of his products, but serious buyer beware.

scottIN · 07-08-2015, 11:34 AM

He was real good about shipping my stuff (blades & diffuser). Had them within a week. Blades somewhat fit. Diffuser didn't fit at all.

I don't know for sure, but I'd bet that this is a side business for him. Like a lot of people in the automotive aftermarket business. A couple parts here & there. So priorities get shifted when it's not what's putting food on the table.

And it's sad you see this so much with aftermarket stuff. Makes me wonder if there is a market to be a manager for small makers and distribute for them. One of my clients does this for a lot of small industrial motor makers.

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LostSol Premium Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Orlando Posts: 1,021 Drives: 2010 370z 40th A.E. Rep Power: 16	You get what you pay for. Its a cheap cover, so you get a cheap cover. It will be thin, may or may not fit well, and will not have a real clear coat. My suggestion is that if you get it and it fits well, take it to a body shop and have them put a real clear coat on it otherwise it will start to yellow after about a year. As for shipping, they are slow, i usually went through another vendor to get their stuff rather than straight through them. __________________ 2010 Nissan 370Z 40th Anniversary Edition #762/1000 \| Forgestar \| Michelin \| Swift \| TRS \| Z Speed \| ARK \| Z1 \| Hawk \| CFE \| Evo-R \| GTMat \| Stillen \| Seibon \| Whiteline \| Pioneer \|

07-08-2015, 11:34 AM	#3 (permalink)
scottIN Track Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: New Castle, Indiana Posts: 764 Drives: '12 370Z Rep Power: 55	He was real good about shipping my stuff (blades & diffuser). Had them within a week. Blades somewhat fit. Diffuser didn't fit at all. I don't know for sure, but I'd bet that this is a side business for him. Like a lot of people in the automotive aftermarket business. A couple parts here & there. So priorities get shifted when it's not what's putting food on the table. And it's sad you see this so much with aftermarket stuff. Makes me wonder if there is a market to be a manager for small makers and distribute for them. One of my clients does this for a lot of small industrial motor makers.