What Spark Plugs
06-20-2008, 06:36 PM
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RE: What Spark Plugs
ORIGINAL: Crazy Horse08
Just because the pully is rated at a certain psi doesnt mean thats the absolute. You have other factors that come into play as well ( I am sure you already new that ). I average 3-4 psi based off of what my boost gauge is telling me. I think your not looking at the 5 psi range till the stage two kit. I plan on forgoing that completey and just getting the stg 3 pulley and a gt 500 fuel pump and re tune from Brenspeed and calling it a day.
Just because the pully is rated at a certain psi doesnt mean thats the absolute. You have other factors that come into play as well ( I am sure you already new that ). I average 3-4 psi based off of what my boost gauge is telling me. I think your not looking at the 5 psi range till the stage two kit. I plan on forgoing that completey and just getting the stg 3 pulley and a gt 500 fuel pump and re tune from Brenspeed and calling it a day.
06-21-2008, 12:26 AM
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RE: What Spark Plugs
I wasnt trying to be a jerk. I just re-read my post and saw that could have been interpreted as my intention. Well I am sure that you will be happy with your decision good luck on the install.
06-21-2008, 12:34 PM
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RE: What Spark Plugs
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Well I am going to order the brisks tonight then. Thank you everyone who chimed in on this one
Well I am going to order the brisks tonight then. Thank you everyone who chimed in on this one
06-21-2008, 06:49 PM
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RE: What Spark Plugs
I would go with Brisk plugs. I have had issues with Platinum Plugs in Power Adder Cars before.
They last longer butare harder to fire. TheOne-Piece Brisk Plugs also eliminate the infamous broken plug syndrome.
They last longer butare harder to fire. TheOne-Piece Brisk Plugs also eliminate the infamous broken plug syndrome.
06-22-2008, 02:00 PM
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RE: What Spark Plugs
ORIGINAL: Goldenpony
Just be aware, the Brisk plugs are not platinum, so they will have a "reletively" short life, guessing 15 to 20 thousand miles where a double platinum plug will give up to maybe 100 thousand miles. Other than that, the Brisk plugs look to be OK. They are designed to be a racing plug.
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Well I am going to order the brisks tonight then. Thank you everyone who chimed in on this one
Well I am going to order the brisks tonight then. Thank you everyone who chimed in on this one
08-14-2008, 06:20 PM
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Update on my brisks. They have seen over 2000 miles now (couple of road trips) and I have yet to see any issues(knock on wood)
They dont suffer from blow out and it cleaned up the idle a bit. Pulled the out just to check and they still look really good. No abnormal wear or coloring yet.
So I guess I would recommend these to others. Even though there are a few people who say that had a problem.
They dont suffer from blow out and it cleaned up the idle a bit. Pulled the out just to check and they still look really good. No abnormal wear or coloring yet.
So I guess I would recommend these to others. Even though there are a few people who say that had a problem.
