  We studied the partial substitution of Ag in the noncentrosymetric
superconducting compounds Li$_2$Pd$_{3-x}$Ag$_x$B with x=0.0, 0.1 and 0.3.
Magnetization, resistivity and specific heat measurements were performed in
this system. From electrical measurements we obtained the critical temperature
$T_c$. The upper critical field at zero temperature was determined with
Werthamer-Helfand equation, $\mu_0H^{WHH}_{c2}(0)$, and
$\mu_0H^{linear}_{c2}(0)$ and the coherence length, $\xi(0)$. The Value of
$\mu_0H^{linear}_{c2}(0)$ and $\mu_0H^{WHH}_{c2}(0)$ is lower than the
calculated paramagnetic Pauli limit suggesting that the spin-triplet pairing is
weak in the system. From specific heat measurements we obtained the parameters
of the normal state; the Sommerfeld coefficient, $\gamma$, the electronic
density of states at the Fermi level, $N(E_F)$ and the Debye temperature,
$\theta_D$. In the superconducting state the obtained values were; $\Delta
C/\gamma T_c$, the electron phonon coupling, $\lambda_{e-ph}$, the
superconducting energy gap, $2\Delta_0$, and the ratio $2\Delta_0 /k_BT_c$. The
electronic specific heat is well described by the BCS theory, suggesting that
the energy gap is isotropic and in a strong coupling state.
