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Originally Posted by theiceman
so here we are years later with advances to iridium and other precious metal for Plugs. In efforts to gain longer service intervals and the ever present heart stopping risk of stripping out a plug have people begun to move to these Plugs ? Or are we still sticking with the dinosaur Copper plugs ?
i have a 78SC so W8DC Bosch are my go to and BP6ES on occasion when i see them . Just thought before firing in another set i would find out if people are going with modern alternatives these days.
cheers
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Good question Iceman.
I installed new plugs in my 84 911 about 6 months ago. This time I broke out of the "dinosaur" mentality and installed NGK Iridium (BR7EIX) plugs. So far, I have been very pleased. Engine runs strong and smooth...no misfires, stumbling or hiccups. Be interesting to examine them after a couple thousand miles and see how they look.
https://ngksparkplugs.com/en/products/ignition-parts/spark-plugs/iridium-spark-plugs