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What spark plugs
I'm getting ready to do some servicing on my '89 Carrera 3.2. Regarding sparkplugs, what are you guys running? The stock/standard Bosch or? I was looking at the Perforance Auto catalog and saw the Nippon Denso's @ $11.99. These plugs come in most Japanese sport bikes. Any good in our cars?
I'm assuming that Mahle is the OE manufacturer for Porsche filters? Thanks, David
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I like NGK plugs and use them in the '88 3.2 in my car. For yours, I think the correct NGK plug would be a BPR6ES. They're only a couple of dollars each.
Mike
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What Mike said....if you do go the Bosch route (or any other), just make sure they're copper.
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I have a 81 SC and went with the NGK and I really like them. Price is right and the engine runs much smoother
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NGK BPR6ES, same as Mike.
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Yep, NGK bpr6es works well.
And yes Mahle OC54 oil filter. Cheers
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1981 Porsche 911 SC
