Stratified Automotive Custom Etune

[Paxtond1]

anyone able to recommend the plug to use on a hybrid with Strat tune? I have had a few misfires and since my car has just hit 10k I thought now is a good time to give it a full service.

 

[marauder]

anyone able to recommend the plug to use on a hybrid with Strat tune? I have had a few misfires and since my car has just hit 10k I thought now is a good time to give it a full service.

I personally like the Brisk 1 step colder plugs. I found them better than the RS7's.

 

[Paxtond1]

I personally like the Brisk 1 step colder plugs. I found them better than the RS7's.

Dont supposé you have a part number? not sure if we can get brisk here

 

[marauder]

Dont supposé you have a part number? not sure if we can get brisk here

https://www.bmptuning.com/collections/maintenance/products/brisk-er12s-racing-plugs

Part #: brisk ER12S

 

[blaqsheep]

Is there a chance of the RS7 plugs gapping back open if they arrived pre-gapped at 0.026"?

Yes, over time the gap can change, this is why you should inspect and measure with a feeler tool every so often just to be sure.

 

[jimlloyd40]

https://www.bmptuning.com/collections/maintenance/products/brisk-er12s-racing-plugs

Part #: brisk ER12S

The link is for Brisk ER14S. When I search for BR12S on that website it brings up the BR14S plugs which aren't the correct heat range.

 

[Subliminal]

The link is for Brisk ER14S. When I search for BR12S on that website it brings up the BR14S plugs which aren't the correct heat range.

There's a dropbown box option on that page that allows you to select 12

 

[vegatune]

If your having water temp issues. Spark plugs are not the issue. I would run water instead of coolant if your tracking the car. If you keep having that issue I would upgrade the radiator.

 

[jimlloyd40]

There's a dropbown box option on that page that allows you to select 12

But those are for Brisk BR14S not BR12S that Stratified said to use. And I thought stock plugs are a 8 heat range and RS7 plugs are one step colder at 9. Is that incorrect?

 

[jimlloyd40]

If your having water temp issues. Spark plugs are not the issue. I would run water instead of coolant if your tracking the car. If you keep having that issue I would upgrade the radiator.

Never heard that before. Coolant has a higher boiling point.

 

[Subliminal]

But those are for Brisk BR14S not BR12S that Stratified said to use. And I thought stock plugs are a 8 heat range and RS7 plugs are one step colder at 9. Is that incorrect?

It changes the part# when you select 12. I'm not sure about the actual heat range #s.

 

[jimlloyd40]

It changes the part# when you select 12. I'm not sure about the actual heat range #s.

Pretty sure stock is 8. I found this when I was looking up the stock heat range. Pretty informative but a long read.


https://www.shopdap.com/blog/post/the-great-spark-plug-debate.html

 

[aaronc7]

Stock heat range is 7 on ngk scale

 

[jimlloyd40]

Stock heat range is 7 on ngk scaleView attachment 171598

What heat range is Brisk BR12S? Sure would be nice if they all used the same number to state a heat range.

 

[aaronc7]

I honestly not sure where brisk lines up. Never ran em.