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Post plugs for an S 69

I'm not sure that the plugs in my car has ar the adequate.

I have a 1969 S (teorically 2 Lts.)

Can any of you tell me about brands and models that are the best.

Thanks.


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NGK B-8ES

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Thanks Warren,

Do you know if there is any substitute ?

Thanks again

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For your year 911 the NGK is the best.

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Champion N-3, N-3C, or N-3YC will also work, but are probably more prone to foul.

The old discontinued 'Gold Palladium' Champion N-3G was a great plug, and a favorite of motorcyclists, too!
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I've used NGK B7-ES in my 73S motor, too hot?
Seems to have worked well for me over the years.

Bruce Herrmann
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