Unless you brine for a long period of time, it will make very little difference.
Pachanga gets good results by using a low salt brine and brining for 3 - 4 days. I believe during that long period, revers osmosis is taking place, and then osmosis. In your case, you don't have to use his recipe, but the method is more important.
Basically osmosis is the movement of a high concentrate solution (such as a brine) through the cell walls to an area of low concentrate solution, when the meat is fully submerge. This process will continues until the concentration of both are the same (equilibrium). Reverse osmosis is the high concentration from the cells moving outward.
Here is the long explanation of omosis:
Brining 101