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Best oil drain valve?

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I'd like to get an oil drain valve (not sure of the correct term) to make oil changes easier and less messy. I haven't looked into it in over a year but I know there were a few options out there.

Which is best to go with in regard to quality/durability and ease of use?

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I use the Ferragamo valve. Have it in all my vehicles and have for years without incident.
 
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Hmm...couldn't find that one. Did you mean Fumoto? If not a link would be much appreciated.

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Yes, google spelling error. Sorry.
 
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Yes, google spelling error. Sorry.
Ok. Now is there only one option with Fumoto? I want to be able to hook a hose up. Not mandatory but it'd be nice just to direct the oil better.

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I have fumoto valves on most of my vehicles. I have never had any issue with them. They are definitely more convenient than having to pull the plug and either mess up the head because it was tight or cross threading going back in...but most importantly less chance for making an oily mess.
 

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+1 for Ronin unit.
 

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I've been very happy with my Fumoto valve. 76k miles, valve installed for over 60k of that.
 

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FYI that Ronin valve is for 18+ cars or GT350s. Fumoto or Femco for the standard drain plug replacement.
 

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FYI that Ronin valve is for 18+ cars or GT350s. Fumoto or Femco for the standard drain plug replacement.
I failed to notice OP is a 17. Good catch!
 

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Femco hands down.
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