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Looking for a tool kit for my 996 for a decent price. I keep finding kits for $200 - $400 Thanks
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POST 2Original post
Don't waste your time, there really isn't much in the OEM kit (if that is what you are talking about?), certainly nothing you can't put together yourself. If you are determined, check with used parts places breaking cars, they usually have these.
POST 3Original post
This ones decent, but the tow hook is missing... Offer $100 https://www.ebay.com/itm/2002-Porsch...4AAOSwOqNbcx6a
POST 4Original post
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If you work on your own car, there are a few useful tools in that kit. The headlight tool, the hardtop tool, the tow hook and the wheel mounting pin are pretty handy. The rest can be made from generic tools.
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Agreed.
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Somehow in the excitement of bringing my new car back to Columbus from Chicago, I managed to misplace the hardtop tool. Six months later it is still MIA, but I found that a 6mm hex socket, long, works perfectly in place of the hardtop tool. It does not have to be real long - the one I found at Home Depot is maybe an inch long, total. Daryll
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