Brisk 1 piece plugs
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Brisk 1 piece plugs
I'm sure I've seen this here before, but I didn't find it. So I am posting it again. Sorry if it's been duplicated too many times.
These are the Ford F150 05-08 4.6 and 5.4 part numbers.
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR17YS - stock and light modified
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR14S - light modified and modified
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR12S - high boost and/or heavy nitrous
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR10S - extreme power applications - JPC performance 8sec. Mustang 1000+RWHP (high boost and nitrous)
-all the Brisk performance and racing spark plugs are machined out of one piece with gap- able cut-back ground electrode.
And here is the Weblink:
http://www.briskracing.com/content/a...ion_sheets.php
Here is the TSB that details the plug removal process and how to "potentialy" keep away problems.
http://fcsdchemicalsandlubricants.co...r/tsb/0819.pdf
These are the Ford F150 05-08 4.6 and 5.4 part numbers.
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR17YS - stock and light modified
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR14S - light modified and modified
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR12S - high boost and/or heavy nitrous
Brisk Silver Racing Spark Plug 3VR10S - extreme power applications - JPC performance 8sec. Mustang 1000+RWHP (high boost and nitrous)
-all the Brisk performance and racing spark plugs are machined out of one piece with gap- able cut-back ground electrode.
And here is the Weblink:
http://www.briskracing.com/content/a...ion_sheets.php
Here is the TSB that details the plug removal process and how to "potentialy" keep away problems.
http://fcsdchemicalsandlubricants.co...r/tsb/0819.pdf
Last edited by Brattonr; 02-05-2009 at 03:25 PM.
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topic has been discussed many times but its always great to have it in the mix of the new posts so people are aware of it. Thanks for putting the TSB and the potential plug replacements in one area for us!
How much do those Brisk plugs run for the 04+ 5.4?
How much do those Brisk plugs run for the 04+ 5.4?
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I've found them for about $16 each.
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man.....$128 for plugs alone...thats hard to swallow
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well I have the 4.6 and understand they dont have the plug issue like the 5.4 does. I personally am going to go with E3 plugs. When I do I will let everyone in on how they do.
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Ya I dont think the Motorcraft plugs are much cheaper if at all.....It still sucks they are so damn expensive!
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Bought new coil over packs, probably going to by new injectors, and will buy plugs. Also buying new "u-joints" and greasing up everything. When I pulled the air filter on the truck it was the dirtiest filter I have EVER seen. It single-handedly caused a CEL. New filter fixed that CEL.
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I think I am going to try the Brisk plugs in my truck. I am at 99813 and I just bought it like a month ago. So definately doing the preventive medicine!
Bought new coil over packs, probably going to by new injectors, and will buy plugs. Also buying new "u-joints" and greasing up everything. When I pulled the air filter on the truck it was the dirtiest filter I have EVER seen. It single-handedly caused a CEL. New filter fixed that CEL.
Bought new coil over packs, probably going to by new injectors, and will buy plugs. Also buying new "u-joints" and greasing up everything. When I pulled the air filter on the truck it was the dirtiest filter I have EVER seen. It single-handedly caused a CEL. New filter fixed that CEL.
Are u attempting the plug change yourself?