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Here is an .STL for the 924/944/968 spark plug wire holder. This is part # 052905471A and also fits some VW/Audi models. The examples below are printed in black ABS, to hold up to the heat under the hood, on a Bambu Lab X1C printer using the 'ironing' feature to produce a smooth top and bottom surface. It is a dead ringer for the original -- it would pass for stock even on close inspection by a picky concourse judge. The pictures show the 3D printed versions next to a factory original.
Thank you for posting this, just found this forum after redoing the vacuum lines on my 86 Turbo. Just so happened to break a clip as I was putting things back together.
geniusanthony wrote: Thu Jan 11, 2024 4:26 pm
Thank you for posting this, just found this forum after redoing the vacuum lines on my 86 Turbo. Just so happened to break a clip as I was putting things back together.
Welcome to Carpokes - glad you found the site and thanks for joining up!
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zooklm1 wrote: Mon Mar 23, 2026 3:36 am
@Tom Are these sized for standard wire size or a “little loose” to accommodate a little larger wire (like Clewett 8 mm)?
Thanks,
Lee
They are as close to identical to the originals as I could make them. I printed mine in ABS and have been using them with the Clewett wires since the original post above. A smidge tight on the wires I guess, but no biggie. I could find the original model and make an 8mm version if you'd prefer, or I bet if you just printed them at 102-106%, somewhere in there you'd get just the level of grip you'd like on the thicker wires...