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964 New Plug Leads - 2 Options - Which is the one to buy?
Looking to buy a new set of spark plug leads for my 1990 964.
Looking on our host site, there are 2 options.. Can anyone tell me the correct one for my car and also.. what is the difference between them? Spark Plug Wire Set (1 customer reviews) Part #: 10-8533-607-M47 [ More Info ] Beru Brand Rating $488.75 Spark Plug Wire Set Part #: 964-609-050-00-INT [ More Info ] Beru Brand Rating $416.25 
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05-01-2016, 11:58 AM
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You get what you pay for. Most are using the more expensive set. They have a 2 year warranty. The cheaper wires have a one year warranty. Looking at your original post... Check your distributor cap electrodes are all intact from the inside.
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Really? so even though they are both Beru brand, one just has a longer warranty? How did you find that out? My brief search was not fruitful...
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I'd do a google search on, "Beru plug wires for 1990 Porsche 964", and see what you come up with. As you know, Beru is OEM provider to Porsche, for the plug wires.
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pelican just said to buy the cheaper of the two...
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Thanks, sent an online enquiry asking for it..
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What is the difference between the two sets?
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I still do not know...
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I replaced mine with 10-8533-607-M47 (the more expensive set).
As I recall at the time (2012) this was my only option. These are the factory wires, a perfect fit, with all the brackets, and the wires are numbered. These will last another 25 years! I cant speak for the cheaper set.
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05-04-2016, 02:59 AM
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Like I said, do a google search and save $100 on the oem Beru set with porsche 993 p/n.
porsche 993 plug wire set
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1987 Porsche 911 3.2
