Why 2 Different NGK Part #'s for Ignition Wires?
#1
Rennlist Member
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Why 2 Different NGK Part #'s for Ignition Wires?
I went on NGK's website to look up the correct Part # for ignition wires for a 964...
http://www.partcat.com/ngk
... But if you put in a 1990 964, they tell you #54180, and then for a 1993 964, they show #54143...
... And they are significantly different in price, as well.
So what's the deal?
I have a '94 964 but I usually put '93 in as the Model Year when I do parts searches, so that there is no mix-up with a 993.
Not sure which wire set I should buy....
http://www.partcat.com/ngk
... But if you put in a 1990 964, they tell you #54180, and then for a 1993 964, they show #54143...
... And they are significantly different in price, as well.
So what's the deal?
I have a '94 964 but I usually put '93 in as the Model Year when I do parts searches, so that there is no mix-up with a 993.
Not sure which wire set I should buy....
#2
RL Technical Advisor
'89-'94 use the same part numbers; I do not use the NGK sets, however the one Beru set covers ALL N/A 964's.
I would choose the least expensive version and go for it.
I would choose the least expensive version and go for it.
#7
Burning Brakes
Be careful if you go with the NGK, they dont have the seals, etc
Also Some of their Porsche replacement does not use the Beru Connectors so its a real pain to put the seals on when you cant remove the connectors!
Also Some of their Porsche replacement does not use the Beru Connectors so its a real pain to put the seals on when you cant remove the connectors!