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best plugs for a 3.0?

Hey guys. What are you 3.0 guys using for spark plugs? I have on order a Accel 8145C coil and want to change my plugs with it. Not sure whats in there yet. What do you think is the best plug to use? thanks in advance

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I just changed my plugs with Bosch standard copper ones. WR5DC.

I was told those are the best to use on the 3.0 engines.
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Use what Porsche specifies. You can't really gain anything meaningful with a plug but you definitely can lose, if you try the wrong ones.

I usually use Bosch.

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ok thanks. Do you think Bosch plugs will go good with an Accel coil?
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I have no idea about the Accel coil. I tend to stick with what I know works, which means all my 911s run a stock coil.

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Copper core. No "platinum" or otherwise fancy-dansy plugs. Bosch or NGK.
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+ to Superman!!! Only copper core, you don't want to experience anything else...
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Yes, cooper Bosch WR5DC is what I use each and every time. I did try the Bosch Platinum, but I had nothing but trouble and changed back to copper within 2 days.

That's my 2 cents or rather $1.95 each.

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