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use a rubber expandable drain plug for a boat, works perfect and available at Walmart for a few bucks.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am curious if anyone has installed these and if worth the upgrade over the plastic factory ones. https://lnengineering.com/rauch-spiegel-515-352-billet-aluminum-spark-plug-tube-for-porsche-boxster-and-996-models.html Thanks Joey

POST 2Original post

I cant imagine its worth it. The plastic tubes dont generally fail...its the o-rings.

POST 3Original post

PA66/GF35 Polymer at an evevated constant temperature of 275F has a life expectancy of 37 to 45 years, longer life at lower temperatures.. Agree with DeJeeper, the o-rings are what usually fail....

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you both. Stick with the OEM ones. Joey

POST 5Original post

In most cases the original tubes will break when being removed to have the O rings serviced. That�s where these tubes become a good value, if you intend to keep the car for decades.

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Do you rent out the puller/installer or is it purchase only on it. Joey

POST 7Original post

The lighter wallet should compensate the weight increase

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Uhh, In "most cases" the original tubes will NOT break when being removed. Have had my original tubes out three times. $40 vs $3 each is not a good value, even in a hundred years.

POST 9Original post

I had a tube break when removing mine from my Boxster M96/25 so I could rebuild it.

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use a rubber expandable drain plug for a boat, works perfect and available at Walmart for a few bucks.

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