[warriordave927]

Just like the title reads anyone using it and what are your thoughts on it. I know there are other options just saw this one and curious how well they work.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/a...BoCVZMQAvD_BwE

[c4racer]

Is it that difficult to remove a oem drain plug?
I mean - it takes me 20 seconds. Doesn’t leak.
What else would you want ?

[PittsburghCamaro]

I’ve used this on past cars and other manufacturers with similar function.
No issues I ever had except it drains really slow.

I personally like using them and not needing to get the tools out to change the oil and prevents making a mess also

[Mike C]

I have this one on my truck, it works Great. I also have one on my fuel filter (diesel). I've had it on now for 2 years and almost 30K miles without a problem.

EZ oil drain valve.

[warriordave927]

Originally Posted by c4racer

Is it that difficult to remove a oem drain plug?
I mean - it takes me 20 seconds. Doesn’t leak.
What else would you want ?

It is that hard i am a bit on the lazy/stupud side thanks for your inpunt you were very helpful

[warriordave927]

Thanks pittsburgh and mike for the actual helpful insight,i would like one to make draining less messy i usually lay down some cardboard to catch any oil gravity helps escape but then you have wet cardboard to get rid of

[GroundhogSS]

Since the oil comes out of the pan almost sideways (V8), it's helpful having the drain tube to channel it down into the bucket. Otherwise it's easy to have some end up on the floor or paper. I use the Stahlbus oil drain valve. Works great.
https://www.reverselogic.us/stahlbus.html

[KirkH]

I like the Fumoto drain valves best

http://fumotousa.com/results.php?mak...Camaro+6.2L+V8