Brisk spark plugs

[PIGGLET]

Anyone used them? Was after platinums but ended up with these, they look a bit weird and seem to be a midge's longer than the bosch equivalent

 

[terayon]

they are designed to stop the low speed surging that you sometimes get with chipped or tuned GS's. They create a stronger spark.
Don't know if it's true or not, but I've been told they don't last as long as the normal NGK/Bosch

 

[Sergeant Pluck]

I messed about with these a few years ago - IIRC they were marginally better than the stock plugs but had shorter life and were hard to get hold of. I just stick EON2's in now and forget about it.

Pluck

 

[PIGGLET]

It was EON's I was after
Who sells them for the GS? No-one near me stocks them and motoworks didn't have them either.

 

[Phil Thomas]

I did a search on the Internet for EON plugs. Found a place somewhere that would sell them singly (or in pairs) - can't remember where. Otherwise you have to buy them in Four Packs in Halfords.

Regards to all,

 

[pomm001]

Anyone used them? Was after platinums but ended up with these, they look a bit weird and seem to be a midge's longer than the bosch equivalent

I used them in my adventure, they improved the 'surge' slightly but in all fairness i guess any new set of plugs would.
Brisk is a chech company founded yonks ago so i would guess that the level of technology would not be grater than the mid european or american /japanese manufactures.
There is in my opion a fair bit of 'snake oil' in plug marketing, while exotic grades of material used in the electrodes may inprove the spark slightly this has to be limited to the available output of the ignition system.
As long as the heat range is correct yer pays yer money and makes yer choice .

 

[cookie]

while exotic grades of material used in the electrodes may inprove the spark slightly this has to be limited to the available output of the ignition system.

i think the "exotic material" is mainly intended to extend the service interval.