Configuring Bridge Priority Of Multiple Vlans (Odd/Even)

Upon applying Vlan Bridge Priorities through STP, will there be a delay on the Production network in order for the respective vlan to go into a forwarding, learning,listening state, or will the change be transparent to the Production Network? Currently the Vlans on our production 6504s do not have Bridge priority applied to them, we are looking at performing this step, but obviously need to know what the ramifications will be. Please advise. Thanks

Upon applying Vlan Bridge Priorities through STP, will there be a delay on the Production network in order for the respective vlan to go into a forwarding, learning,listening state, or will the change be transparent to the Production Network?
>> If the root will change from the current root expect a network wide service interruption as the switches will have to re-calculate the path to the root. The STP state will take 15 sec for each stage so, that comes to 45 secs. But expect a likttle more on the edge switches, how much more? That really depends on the size of the network and how long it takes for the BPDU to travel down the tree. It is always recommended to have a maintenance window when tweaking the STP.
Currently the Vlans on our production 6504s do not have Bridge priority applied to them, we are looking at performing this step, but obviously need to know what the ramifications will be. Please advise.
>> Do you at least know who the root is for each vlan? Are these 6504 the root?
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