I would like to hear if anyone has tried Brisk plugs in their bike as well. I've used them in many customer's cars (600+whp) with great success

 

Yep, I installed a set last spring but ended up pulling them right back out and reinstalling the OEM plugs. BTW- for those that haven't tried it, removing and replacing plugs is a real pain on these bikes. Access in general is not great and because they are recessed, you run the risk of cross-threading them unless you are fairly inclined mechanically.

I was initially taken in by the advertised claim of increased HP with Brisk plugs. However, for reasons unknown, they immediately fouled-out with thick carbon deposits around the electrode band. The problem disappeared when I reinstalled the OEM plugs. I returned them to the supplier (OPP) who was less than helpful (they simply returned the foulded plugs back to me).

There may be '08 owners out there that swear by these Brisk plugs, but imho you can't beat the stock NGK plugs.

 

What was the part number for those plugs?

 

You're not going to get increased power from spark plugs. If you're looking for a placebo, use one that's cheaper and easier to get to. Maybe try a high performance brake reservoir sock.

 

hrc for sure

 

He said high performance brake reservoir sock not tube sock.

 

tube sock weighs less douche

 

I wear size 15 shoes and found that I get the best performance from my socks if I use a red sharpie to write 'HRC' on the top.

 

sweet i think ill try one of my puma socks!!!

 

how many miles should I change my plugs at?

 

take you 20 years to put that many miles on your baby

 

I put these plugs in my 07 1krr race bike last winter and ran them this summer. I ran them on vp race fuel and had no issues, no fouling. The only odd part is the bike seemed to take a couple laps to "clean out", it bogged slightly and wasn't up to speed. but after two laps it woke right up every time. I was originally drawn in by the OPP claims too- the bike runs great with them but i sure could've used that 60 bux on fuel. buy oems