Spark plug BRISK or OEM Subaru

BRISK Spark plug

Brisks are great plugs. Do be warned however, their groundstraps are softer than others and open gap much sooner vs other plugs. So you'll be checking them much more often and changing them sooner than the usual 10-15k tuned interval.

Pros: great plugs
Cons: softer groundstraps, open gap
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OEM Subaru Spark plug
TheVermonster
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Rating 4.0

Normally that's a result of a failed spark plug seal. If you have no other problems I would put new spark plugs in it and check them at the next oil change.

Vehicle: Subaru Impreza
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BRISK Spark plug
Assumeweknow
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Rating 4.0

Brisk LGS plugs basically remove that L shape off the spark at the end. I would expect it act more like plugs do when we index them to the fuel flow. such that you get a better flow in the combustion chamber more consistently.

Pros: better flow
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OEM Subaru Spark plug

Since then I have take good care of it, replaced the brakes on schedule in August 2020 and then in August 2021 new spark plugs.

Pros: replaced brakes, new spark plugs
Vehicle: Subaru Forester
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BRISK Spark plug

would suggest plugs, RS7 or Brisk 12's (cheaper) but coil packs are not needed.

Pros: cheaper alternative
Cons: tighter plug gap
Vehicle: Volkswagen
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