Brisk LGS Silver Spark Plugs

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TThe replacement interval is 30,000 km.
SILVER Spark Plugs
LPG combustion has specific problems. Many scientific researches have already proved that LPG as an alternative fuel is advantageous for internal combustion engines from several aspects.
The most important is that the engines utilising LPG as fuel produce combustion products which are friendlier to the environment than those produced by the petrol or fuel oil engines.
The amount of carbon dioxide arising from LPG combustion is lower by 10% to 25% than in petrol combustion. And carbon monoxide has a substantial impact on global warming.
From the viewpoint of ecological operation the user can enjoy the advantage of lower working costs.
However, LPG combustion has also specific problems. One of them is more difficult ignitability due to non-homogenous mixture of gases in the combustion chamber.
This results in higher voltage required by the ignition system and more difficult starting ability at low temperatures.
These problems can be eliminated by BRISK Silver spark plugs designed specially for gas igniting in LPG engines.
BRISK Silver spark plugs have a special shape of spark gap which facilitates easier access of gases to the discharge, central silver electrode of small diameter, and electrode gap 0.55 and 0.9 mm.
The central silver electrode of small diameter together with narrow ground electrode substantially reduces the required voltage.
BRISK Silver spark plugs can be used for both LPG and petrol engines.



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The replacement interval is 30,000 km.
BRISK Premium LGS Spark Plugs
  • - completely new spark gap shape
  • - Unique patented spark plugs
  • - higher output
  • - better acceleration
  • - better utilisation of fuel energy
  • - spark gap protruding extremely deep into the combustion chamber
  • - maximally long sliding spark (almost 3 mm)
  • - integrated ground electrode improving heat removal from the active part of the spark - plug and ensuring optimal function
Ionisation and flashover occurs automatically at a point with an optimal composition of the fuel/air mixture. The spark gap is not shielded by the ground electrode, and the mixture can flow to it without limitation. Better ignition of the mixture and thus higher speed of combustion, faster flame spread, especially at the beginning of burning, results in better utilisation of fuel energy. Subsequent increase in the effective mean pressure in the engine cylinder and equalisation of the values of effective mean pressures in individual working cycles contributes to the increase in the engine output.
Excellent utilization of fuel energy allows increased engine power!
The round spark gap with extremely long surface spark discharge uses the possibility of spark-over along the whole perimeter of 360o. The spark always flashes in the place with the highest fuel concentration; the spark gap in the Brisk Premium "LGS" spark-plugs protrudes deep into the combustion chamber. The significantly higher combustion velocity in the initial spread of the flame in the combustion chamber allows excellent utilization of fuel energy, which provides higher engine power.



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The replacement interval:
ZC 20,000 km
ZS 30,000km

BRISK PREMIUM ZC/ZS Spark Plugs
Multispark plugs increase engine output. Two auxiliary electrodes applied by a special patented technology on the insulator tip enable simultaneous flashover of two surface and one air-gap spark at one impulse of the ignition system.

Each of the sparks can flash along the whole perimeter of the auxiliary electrode (360O). The spark gap protrudes deep into the combustion chamber and improves initial phase of spread of the flame front. The number of sparks as well as the distance between them reduces possible misfire of the mixture in the combustion chamber, increases the combustion speed and engine performance.

Difference Between Conventional and Brisk Silver and Premium Plugs
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Re: Brisk LGS Silver Spark Plugs

Thot this comment from another forum might be interesting ....

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I am not sure if this picture of Brisk LGS operating to extreme wear might suggest need of a little paradigm shift out of the conventional understanding of automotive ignition spark.

The distance of the glide sparks has far exceeded its original 3mm and seemingly with no deterioration in intensity and spread. Such spark distance is unheard of in the previous millennium even with the wildest racing spark gap of 1.5mm~2.0mm in free-space (1.1mm is probably the widest what most iridium is designed to work).

The irregular jaggedness of the worn electrodes has made a non-issue for optimal electrode pointedness. Really there is nothing much for NKG and Denso to fight over 0.6mm vs 0.4mm for their top-notch iridium in the context of this unrestricted direction of ionisation vs their conventional single-point ionisation having its return electrode obstructing every spark from the fuel mix compression front.

The LGS has certainly survived alot more than its rated 30000km looking at the wear sustained here. Many conventional plugs would require many times of re-gapping at a fraction of such wear in order to avoid misfire.

The multiplicity of spread from surface ionisation seems to indicate high probability of simultaneous sparking, although Brisk has not rated it because such arising will much depend on the extra available energy and sustained performance of the ignition unit, conductor and electrical power stability.

But I am quite sure there will be some whose paradigm is a spark is all it takes for a combustion to be the best it can be. Just like believing in Mobil 1 million-mile test, that engine will never wear when oil change is only with Mobil 1.

 
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When you look at the pic of what you (Hilton) posted, there is so much different in the look of your (Hilton) plugs shown and the pic of the LGS plug that I post. Note the surface ring holding the 4 legs? It is a different plug!
 
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What is your concern - the comments make no sense at all or the disclosure to members here on the cheaper source of supply?

Incidentally, the picture is taken from Brisk USA on an LGS tested to extreme wear. It seems you do not quite understand the comments.
 
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are you one of Paris Hilton's less well endowed relative up in the head?

This message has been deleted by Mockngbrd. Reason: unauthorised advertising


WHICH PART OF THIS DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND FROM MULTIPLE THREADS???
 
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hilton;333130 said:
What is your concern - the comments make no sense at all or the disclosure to members here on the cheaper source of supply?

Incidentally, the picture is taken from Brisk USA on an LGS tested to extreme wear. It seems you do not quite understand the comments.

It is my concern because I m the thread starter. Please do not post comments that make no sense here. Be a site sponsor and you can disclose all you want IF you are the authorised BRISK distributor here in Singapore.

So please make up your mind! It's from another forum or it's taken off from BRISK USA? If it is from BRISK USA, please show us the link.

And how do you explain the difference of your pic of LGS and my pic of LGS?
 
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Not saying that anything here is true or false.

i thought hilton's comment was in support of the fancy plugs hawked by the threadstarter.

That he got screwed royally by the threadstarter is a surprising thing. That pilotsnoopy flamed hilton also is for ... what?

Of course I might have totally misunderstood these posts ...
 
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centurion;333173 said:
Not saying that anything here is true or false.

i thought hilton's comment was in support of the fancy plugs hawked by the threadstarter.

That he got screwed royally by the threadstarter is a surprising thing. That pilotsnoopy flamed hilton also is for ... what?

Of course I might have totally misunderstood these posts ...

simple, cos he refused to listen when responded to nicely when much of his posts been deleted in a few threads and kept going on.
 
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can it use for E36 ? PM me price. thanks.
 
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centurion;333173 said:
Not saying that anything here is true or false.

i thought hilton's comment was in support of the fancy plugs hawked by the threadstarter.

That he got screwed royally by the threadstarter is a surprising thing. That pilotsnoopy flamed hilton also is for ... what?

Of course I might have totally misunderstood these posts ...

He should not have posted the pic of the wrong LGS to mislead people.
 
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What deleted were suggested sites of more affordable Brisk plugs that compete with local profiteer - such act speaks for itself I guess (no offence).

pilotsnoopy;333175 said:
simple, cos he refused to listen when responded to nicely when much of his posts been deleted in a few threads and kept going on.
 
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No offence, but hilton, I think yourself using the word profiteer is a bad word.

Profiteer
noun
1.a person who seeks or exacts exorbitant profits, esp. through the sale of scarce or rationed goods.


For I think Snowdog & company, they are running a legitimate biz providing both the product and service. They offer a price, buyer ok, a deal is closed, everyone is happy. No knife is pointed at the back of anyone.
 
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Hilton : Of the 20 posts you have here, you're only talking about spark plugs & Borpower.....are you in this trade??

Not even a 'Hello' to intro yourself, TCSS or why you join this forum.....

Sometimes it's not how cheap you can buy something from somewhere, it's the overall service experienced......

We would like to know more about you & wat car you drive!

Go 'Intro' folder & say 'hello' yah!


Bump for my Bro 'Snowdog', nabei, never ask me to try the Brisk plugs!!


'The Great White'
 
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The posts are read by all and not just site sponsors I guess.

LGS and BORPower might be some of the stuffs that our little red dot are missing out. Sad is the former is subjected to prohibitive pricings here.

If suggesting an alternative cheaper supply source can raise eyebrows, perhaps it is sadder still. Enough is read by members by now.
 
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I do believe they are all good products but I'm the stingy sort that's hard to convince, that's all. Like they said, money could be better spent elsewhere, but good thing mod is is never a need but only a want. Since it's a want, then what's the concerned over a few dollars difference? I think it is time for more transparency in this, and his posts should not be deleted on the basis of `unauthorized advertising'.

Snowdog, can you PM me the price for a set of 6 LGS for the new MB C280? TIA
 
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wilman2772;333478 said:
Hilton : Of the 20 posts you have here, you're only talking about spark plugs & Borpower.....are you in this trade??

Not even a 'Hello' to intro yourself, TCSS or why you join this forum.....

Sometimes it's not how cheap you can buy something from somewhere, it's the overall service experienced......

We would like to know more about you & wat car you drive!

Go 'Intro' folder & say 'hello' yah!


Bump for my Bro 'Snowdog', nabei, never ask me to try the Brisk plugs!!


'The Great White'

Aiyo... For u, u wanna try anytime lah Bro. :)
 
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