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Porsche Crest Sparkplug recommendations for 2.4L (2.0L) T4?

It's tune-up time again and I was wondering if anyone could recommend a different (read: better) sparkplug than the usual Bosch Platinum plug that I default to every time.

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This is a recent thread on the subject:

Platinum unobtainium
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Interesting read, thanks! I have a set of Platinums in my 924S... now I'm worried that they're going to self-destruct and take out my engine! Yikes! I ended up putting NGK BR6ES plugs in my 2.0L as they were the cross-reference for the W6CC Bosch Supers that I took out.
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I couldn't find the NGK's at my Flaps. Went two 3 places before I could find anything to fit. Ended up using Bosch W7CC.

Still not sure I totally agree about the Platinum.
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What's the diff between the W6CC and thw W7CC. Heat range?
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Yes.

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Has anyone seen an English version of this Bosch diagram? Spark Plug chart.

Also, does anyone know what the zero means when it's at the end, as in W7CC0?
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It's on that chart. See if you can make out the printing in those boxes and type them into a translator, like at http://babelfish.altavista.com .

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NGK is a great plug for the 914 or 911. But a #6 plug is really getting into the hot range! Keep in mind with NGK the higher the number the cooler the plug.
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It's on that chart.
I know but it's so small I can't make out the German.

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