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BRISK SILVER RACING SPARK PLUG

BRISK SILVER RACING SPARK PLUGS – Technical information

Materials:

Silver is the best thermal (heat) conductor of all metals

-         Allows for a wide spark plug heat range

-         Excellent heat dissipation under max. power

-         Excellent resistance to fouling under light load operation

Silver is the best electrical conductor of all metals

-         Most free electrons

-         Best power delivery

-         Most powerfull spark

 

Construction:

           

            1.5 mm Silver Fine Wire Center Electrode

-         Low ignition voltage requirements (easier for spark to jump over)

-         Reduces stress and wear on your coil and other ignition components

-         Fires properly even if partially fouled, where standard plugs will fail

-         Excellent for:

o       Standard and High compression engines

o       Forced induction applications

o       Nitrous applications

o       Methanol/ethanol injection

o       LPG

o       Any hard to ignite type of fuel applications

o       High RPM race engines where is a short time for the ignition coil saturation

o       Beneficial even for old vehicles with a weak ignition systems and/or excessive oil consumption

 

Tapered or Cut-Back Ground Electrode

-         Provides sharp edges for easy spark discharge

-         Excellent spark exposure to the air/fuel mixture

-         Faster flame front propagation in the initial stages of ignition due to reduced ground electrode obstruction

 

High dielectric strength

-         Fine wire center electrode (not just tip) increases the thickness of insulator between the center electrode and the spark plug shell for higher mechanical and dielectric strength.

 

BRISK SILVER RACING SPARK PLUG Low Required Supplied Ignition Voltage – is achieved by utilization of optimized diameter Silver center electrode, along with tapered ground electrode.  Silver is the best thermal and electrical conductor of all metals and provides far superior electron flow for best possible spark plug spark delivery.  This spark plug feature is beneficial in forced induction applications, or applications where the  ignition system is pushed to the limit in modified power applications, and applications with hard to ignite fuels such as alcohol, LPG, Nitromethane and other.  Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug Lower Required Supplied Ignition Voltage is also beneficial for easier cold starts and operation under partially fouled spark plug condition caused by A/F management problems, oil consumption and other.   Small diameter of the spark plug center electrode allows for thicker ceramic insulator walls and increased distance between the spark plug center electrode and spark plug shell walls.  Increased spark plug center el. to spark plug shell distance, and spark plug special thick design insulator provides exceptional spark plug dielectric strength, and keeps the spark plug from dielectric break down in the most extreme working environments.

Spark Plug Buyer’s Guide Questionnaire  

1) Name of series: Brisk Silver Racing spark plug 

2) Spark plug intended use: Forced Induction applications, and all other applications.  Brisk Silver Racing spark plug is the most versatile spark plug. It is excellent choice for old high mileage vehicles as well as modern high performance race and LPG applications. 

3) Spark plug center electrode material:  Silver – The material with the most free electrons.  Silver is by far the best thermal and electrical conductor of all metals. 

Properties of Materials

 

 

 

Material

Thermal

Electrical

 

 

Conductivity

Conductivity

 

 

 

 

 

 

W/(m•K)

MS/m

 

Silver

407

66

 

Copper

384

57

 

Gold

310

45

 

Iridium

147

18

 

Platinum

70

10

 

Nickel

59

10

 

 4) Spark plug center electrode diameter: 1.5 mm

 5) Spark plug electrode style:

                        Projected: heat ranges 17, 15, 14, 12

                        Non-projected: heat ranges 12, 10, 08      

6) Spark plug side electrode style:  Tapered cutback ground

7) Spark plug shell material:  DIN QST 36-3

8) Spark plug gap: ~ 0.7 mm

9) Available spark plug heat range: Brisk 17, 15, 14, 12, 10, 08

 

 Spark Plug feed-back:

 

Owner: Ratt Fink
Car: 2003 Ford Mustang Cobra

 

I have used iridium plugs, and stepped up to the Brisk Silver Racing plugs because I run about 24 PSI boost on my car, and add C16 racing gas. I NEED the spark plugs to work properly, and the BRISK Silver Racing G14YS spark plug has done the trick. The car was running 10.0x to 10.1x quarter mile times, and with the switch to the Silver racing spark plugs, the car has been running 9.8x t 9.9X times at 138-139 mph !!

Owner: Nitrous Experess
Car: 1974 Datsun 260 Z

Here is a Pic of our 1974 Datsun 260 Z Leaving the line at the Horse Power TV Outlaw Nationals ORSCA / YEAR ONE Shoot Out at Carolina Dragway 11/18/06  We Qualifyed # 1 in the Year One Open Class with a 5.09 ET at 139.32 MPH and went to the finals but broke the transmission due to tire shake. Thanks for leting me try your Brisk Racing Plugs ( # D10S ) We were very happy with the results, the plugs were easy to read on the ground strap for timming and on the porslin for the fuel tune up. We were running them in a 442ci Small Block Chevrolet  23 degree head, Kinsler Fuel Injection, with 500hp Nitrous Express Shark Nozzle System  350 turbo transmission 3800 stall nitrous converter, 4.11 gear with a 33/18.5/15 Hoosier Quick Time Pro D.O.T Tire The car weighs 2800 lb with me in it and has ran a best of 7.86 ET at 176.00 MPH 1/4 mile and a 5.06 ET at 140.00 MPH  with a 1.17 60 FT.

 

Thank You,

Jon Phillips

Nitrous Express East

Sales and Tech

1 QUICK Z 

 

Owner: Dennis Lugo
Car: Twin Turbo Mustang


QUOTE:

"Since we have changed over to BRISK USA's Silver Racing spark plugs, having to change spark plugs often is now a thing of the past.  We have run over 8 races on the same set of plugs, where as we changed plugs twice per event before when using other brand plugs.  We also have picked up dyno-proven power from the dependability of BRISK plugs to fire under the high cylinder pressure of our turbocharged combination.  This dependability has allowed us to be more aggressive with our tune-up, without any engine failures from misfiring.   BRISK spark plugs are definitely the way to go for those looking to get the most power and dependability out of their combinations.  We trust and use BRISK in all of our customer vehicles at Excessive Engineering, and recommend them to you, too."

-Dennis Lugo
FFW S/O #17
NOPI Pro RWD #17

 Excessive Engineering
2320 Clark Street Suite A12
Apopka, FL 32703
407/291-7659
www.excessiveengineering.com

Ford 388 cid (351) motor, Twin 88 mm Turbo, Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plugs D08S gapped at .024”, MSD7, Yets heads, 5-speed trans. Big stuff 3,

34-36 PSI Boost, 2,240 to 2,260 HP, 3,140 lbs, Best1/4mile: 7.07sec. 208mph

 

Owner: Steve S.
Car: 2003 Ford Mustang Cobra

My name is Steve.  I own silver 03 Cobra.  I usually go through a set of NGK’s every 2500-3500 miles. I have had Brisk Silver Racing G14YS plugs in my car now for over 19,000 miles and my car is still running smooth and strong.  I drive this car everyday and it runs great and is very reliable with these plugs.  My car is pushing 17 lbs. of boost with a Kenny bell, Bassani exhaust, and 60lbs injectors.  All together my car puts 550rwhp to the ground.  Tuned by Richard @ Strictly Performance.                                                                                          Steve S.

                                                                                                       Pearland, TX.

 

 

The secret is out Champion Racing used the Brisk spark plugs to help take

Intrepid driver Philip Giebler to the Snap On Stars of karting ICA

Championship.  "The Brisk plug is very consistent and always improved our

lap times.  We have used Brisk plugs in every category and have always

seen a decrease in lap times."

 

Brett Berryhill

Champion Racing

Champion Racing Engines