Brisk plugs are a good thing

Aussie Ninja · Post by **Aussie Ninja** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 3:24 pm

Just thought you guys might be interested in these.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/BRISK-High-Perfo ... dZViewItem
Got myself a set and after a little cranking she sprang into life and idled better from dead cold straight off the mark. There's more grunt available and once warmed up I had to turn down the idle 200 rpm.

mrmina · Post by **mrmina** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 3:29 pm

no good for the 7r

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 3:33 pm

Hmmm Can someone else buy them and see how they run please? hehehe

HemiDuty · Post by **HemiDuty** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:18 pm

Why no good for the 7 Mina? I was thinking of getting some when I next rob a bank.....

Post by **icebreaker** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 8:05 pm

you need to read the ad hemi..

Kawasaki: ZRX1000

ZRX1100

ZX12R

ZX6R

ZX9R

ZX10R

THESE PLUGS WILL NOT WORK IN ZX7's!!

HemiDuty · Post by **HemiDuty** » Thu Nov 17, 2005 11:30 pm

Is that last bit written in the ad? Coz I have an old listing in my ebay which lists the 7, as well as a whole bunch of bikes including the above. Maybe it is a recent discovery or something, but I cannot see how it would not work in them, if it is a CR9E replacement plug etc. What is the go?

Aussie Ninja · Post by **Aussie Ninja** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 6:02 am

Whats the ignition steup like in a 7R? Mabye he's had alot of complaints about the plugs not working. The ignition needs alot of grunt to jump that large gap.

Yankee · Post by **Yankee** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 7:56 am

well, i can get pretty nice NGK platinum jobbies for about 1/8-1/10th the price!!! so are you telling me these things make the bike 8 to 10 times better??? man, $20 a plug... ouch!
very interesting concept though!

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 9:52 am

Yankee wrote:well, i can get pretty nice NGK platinum jobbies for about 1/8-1/10th the price!!! so are you telling me these things make the bike 8 to 10 times better??? man, $20 a plug... ouch!
very interesting concept though!

Did I read it wrong. I thought it was $6 for the first plug and then $1 for every additional plug...

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 9:53 am

oh... that was the shipping fee

In any case... if they actually DO make a noticable difference, they would be worth $80...

I have been thinking, recently I had one of my plugs fouled by petrol... would this sparkplug be less likely to do that?

mrmina · Post by **mrmina** » Fri Nov 18, 2005 12:02 pm

HemiDuty wrote:Is that last bit written in the ad? Coz I have an old listing in my ebay which lists the 7, as well as a whole bunch of bikes including the above. Maybe it is a recent discovery or something, but I cannot see how it would not work in them, if it is a CR9E replacement plug etc. What is the go?

maybe people have bought them for the 7 and found out they dont work properly.

Aussie Ninja · Post by **Aussie Ninja** » Sat Nov 19, 2005 3:59 pm

StereoHead wrote:oh... that was the shipping fee

In any case... if they actually DO make a noticable difference, they would be worth $80...

I have been thinking, recently I had one of my plugs fouled by petrol... would this sparkplug be less likely to do that?

They have made a noticable difference to my '98 6R. The plugs that are now my spares are a set of std 5k old NGKs, so it wasn't like the old plugs were stuffed either. You guys with younger bikes that have plug top coils should have an even better result.

Gosling1 · Post by **Gosling1** » Sat Nov 19, 2005 7:56 pm

Well I'm glad someone has had a lash at these plugs........I have been wondering for months wether they are any good.......but like most people , at around $80 a set

they would want to be a *whole* lot better than your common-or-garden platinum plugs

$20 bucks per plug ?? ..........hmmm, I must tell a related 'plug' story.....

back in 1981, when you could buy a set of 6 NGK plugs for your Holden Red 6 for about 6 bucks.........there was a spark-plug called the 'Golden Lodge' - standard equipment in Lambos, Ferraris, etc. It had 4 earths around the electrode, and didn't need gapping.

Thes plugs were $6 EACH FFS !!!! $24 f'n dollars for a 4 cyl bike

it was unheard of , and considered an outlandish expense.........so I got a set

, and bugger me, the bike ( this was the EFI Zed.)....immediately idled better, and pulled through the gears better. I have never forgotten this, it was really quite strange to consider that a sparkplug could be a *performance* accesory.......

history just keeps repeating

Aussie Ninja, you have convinced me to get a set of these and see for myself........

well bugger me - I just had a look at the site

these are the 'Golden Lodge' of the new Millenium !!!!!!!!!!!

Stereo · Post by **Stereo** » Sat Nov 19, 2005 10:27 pm

I spoke to Dave from Ultimoto today (formerly ProMoto)... He is willing to try a test case .... at cost price... he will get the plugs for you...

I am keen, but the wife has just bought a new bike... so I am out of cash for now...

Steve_TLS · Post by **Steve_TLS** » Sat Nov 19, 2005 11:31 pm

I'll be back-to-back testing a set within a few months too. (I only need 1/2 as many

)

I've always ran the standard dual electrode CR9EK plugs and never switched to the CR9EIX iridiums because for whatever reason, the suzuki engineers fitted the dual electrode plugs that don't shield any of the spark like a usual strap does. (I guess I could have always indexed a set of iridiums). But the Brisk plugs don't shroud the spark same as the NGK CRxEK's.

So because of the lack of a ground strap I'll try them.