Quick confirmation of spark plugs for these cars
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Just turned 30k miles and still enjoy driving it more than ever, even though it's not on the track. Can't believe these cars are about to turn 8 yrs old!!! How time flies ![burnout](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/burnout.gif)
Anyway, need to change the plugs and I'm a little confused. The OEM plug part number is 999-170-195-90 which is a Bosch FR6LDC. In researching this, apparently the 996 Turbo guys use this plug, but it's been updated from the BERU to a M14? Anyone ever heard of this and does it apply to non turbo cars?
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Anyway, need to change the plugs and I'm a little confused. The OEM plug part number is 999-170-195-90 which is a Bosch FR6LDC. In researching this, apparently the 996 Turbo guys use this plug, but it's been updated from the BERU to a M14? Anyone ever heard of this and does it apply to non turbo cars?
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999 170 195 90 is still in the PET and until some months ago was BERU..
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was that quick?
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was that quick?
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John, you're better than google any day of the week! Thanks!
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