Spark Plug references.

[05RedLinin]

ya thanks man runs ALOT better now

[Ah1cobra]

I sent an email inquiry to Brisk racing this is their response is anyone using the plugs they recommended? and if so what mods do you have?

The plug your vehicle use is D-style (14mm thread, 3/4 inch reach(19mm), 5/8 hex for wrench, gasket type)
The best spark plug for your application is Brisk Silver Racing D12YS.
If you prefer to use resistor version of this spark plug due to radio noise interference you need Brisk Silver Racing DR12YS. This is a two steps colder plug than stock and that is the spark plug that we recommend. We recommend the LGS series of Brisk spark plugs only for Naturally aspirated applications, or stock and light modified forced induction applications only. If you desire one step colder plug the Brisk Silver Racing DR14YS or Brisk Premium DOR14LGS-T (-T =reduced electrode distance, available in heat range 14 only) would be the correct plug to use. The Brisk Silver Racing spark plugs where designed for forced induction and/or nitrous applications, and it is the best plug for such use on the market. You can see Brisk USA site for Nitrous Express testimony, how impressed they where by Brisk Silver Racing plugs when they used the Brisk Silver Racing D10S spark plug with 500Hp shoot of nitrous, or take look at 4 New World Records set by Tim Lynch and Steve Petty with their 10.5 Outlaw Twin Turbo Mustang pushing over 3000Hp and running 6.66 and 223.5mph in 1/4 mile on 10.5 inch tires!!!!
The best place to get the plugs is:
www.BriskRacing.com

[jmc007]

Nice ! Just ordered some Brisk DR14YS today. I'll keep you updated.

[zrated89]

ok i bought the bkr7e plugs today to install. i noticed you guys kept saying it is an irridium plug, its not its a copper plug. the BKR7EIX is the irridium plug. from the info i retained from this post i guessing i should gap mine at 0.040in. what do you guys think? another thing should i be ok running a 2.8in pulley with the 42.5#s

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[SilverRedLine04]

s2 car

stock plugs ok?

[06RL]

Originally Posted by SilverRedLine04

s2 car

stock plugs ok?

I would assume if they weren't GM would have put them in the stage kit, wouldn't you think?

[jmc007]

Originally Posted by jmc007

Nice ! Just ordered some Brisk DR14YS today. I'll keep you updated.

Plugs run well, and they also stand very clean. But it might be caused by the 94 Octane Ethanol Blend I'm running. Performance wise it's hard to tell without dyno, but I think my MPG is lower with a colder plug.

[Dainslaif]

Just a heads up - BKR7E has a part number of 6097, and are like $2 apiece. If you just want to go to your local auto parts store, this will make it much easier to find what you're looking for.

I can't get it to come up on Autozone's website, but here's the plug on Advance Auto's.
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...artNumber=6097

[snobrdrdan]

Originally Posted by Dainslaif

Just a heads up - BKR7E has a part number of 6097, and are like $2 apiece. If you just want to go to your local auto parts store, this will make it much easier to find what you're looking for.

I can't get it to come up on Autozone's website, but here's the plug on Advance Auto's.
http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...artNumber=6097

Napa has them too!!

[Onyxd04Redline]

Have E3 Spark plugs installed with a 2.8". AWESOME plugs

http://www.e3sparkplugs.com/