Brisk or NGK spark Plug ?

[waxxonMTL]

So I'm due for a service this spring. Should I re-order NGK oem plug or go for Brisk ? Apparently, this plug is the sh*t to buy. Anyone has supporting data for this ? Are these silver plug good for north weather ? ( -20celcius )

Let's discuss :)

[chrisucf99]

I'm been running the Brisk plugs for a couple months now, no issues whatsoever. I'm in Orlando, FL so no clue about -20c weather ;)

[brs2c]

NGK'S will last longer, due to the metal's higher density. This higher density may also have a longer peak performance lifespan, as the hard edges will stay in tact longer (electricity likes to jump to sharp edges).

Brisk uses silver, which is far superior at carrying a stronger spark. Roughly, Brisks should last 2-3x longer than copper, but half as long as stock NGK's.

Here are the conductivity numbers of the different metals available for spark plugs:
Platinum 70 k
Nickel 91 k
Iridium 147 k
Copper is 401 k
Silver is 429 k

[waxxonMTL]

as long as they can last 2years or so, which equals to about 20,000km for me, I'm totally fine :)

[RWD2quattro]

Do you guys know the brisk plug #.

[chrisucf99]

DR12YS

http://www.jegs.com/i/Brisk-USA/084/DR12YS/10002/-1

[RWD2quattro]

^^Thanks 👍

[JD S4]

So who's running the Brisk?

[brs2c]

So who's running the Brisk?

S4matty is who recommended them. I am running them, and so are a few others.

[JD S4]

S4matty is who recommended them. I am running them, and so are a few others.

how long? performance? logs ok?

[brs2c]

I just put mine in at 50k miles over the stockers on DP. Huge gain in 'peppyness', but it is hard to know how much of that was due to silver being a far superior conductor, vs to going from old plugs that were incorrectly gapped for DP, to new correctly gapped plugs.

I am finally getting my VAGCOM, back from my buddy tomorrow evening. I am dying to do some logging. I think S4matty had great logs, on them.

[JD S4]

Thanks for the tips/info.

[waxxonMTL]

do you use the same 0.26 gap on the brisk plug ?

[s4matty]

as long as they can last 2years or so, which equals to about 20,000km for me, I'm totally fine :)

My friend Geoff has been running his for 1.5yrs now on same set and no issues at all.
I was having issues with mine but ended up being 2 bad coils.
You will love these plugs
There's a noticeable difference in response with them over stock plugs.


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[waxxonMTL]

i found a retailer in canada, so im waiting for invoice :) im due for a FULL service this spring ( belt, fluid, plug, filter) i hope to feel the car a bit more peppy :)

[silverf0x]

Waxxon how much mileage on your car?

[davesxx01]

DR12YS

http://www.jegs.com/i/Brisk-USA/084/DR12YS/10002/-1

This number is listed as a stock replacement, what about APR's suggestion of running a step colder for the Ultracharger guys like yourself?

[s4matty]

This number is listed as a stock replacement, what about APR's suggestion of running a step colder for the Ultracharger guys like yourself?

You would want the DR10YS then
That works out to a 9 heat range in ngk.
My car is a 2010 and came with 7's stock and seems very happy with the uc 104 file.
So I already jumped 1 step colder using the DR12'S
I'm going to try the 10's soon though and see how she likes them


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[mdelmonico]

You would want the DR10YS then
That works out to a 9 heat range in ngk.
My car is a 2010 and came with 7's stock and seems very happy with the uc 104 file.
So I already jumped 1 step colder using the DR12'S
I'm going to try the 10's soon though and see how she likes them


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s4matty what do you recommend for gap on the brisk plugs?

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