The shop should have the plugs. I really cant see a rotary shop not having rotary spark plugs.

Thanks bros you are a great help!On the other forum they damn near ripp your ******* head off.

For the first 500 miles on a new engine take it really easy, cannot stress that enough. Then at 500 miles change the oil. May sound stupid and you probably won't want to do it, but it must be done, no excuses. After that take it easy for the next 1000 miles. After that change your oil again. Then you are good to go 2500 miles between changes.

Thats one hell of a FC if thats yours in your avatar!Thanks bros you are a great help!This is by far the best forum around,where can I get a NOPISTONS sticker for across the top of my front window?Gotta Represnt! https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...DIR#>/wink.png https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683473.gif https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683329.gif https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683473.gif

PM him, his name on here is bluetii. I was in his shop yesterday, he's got a bunch of stuff laying around, so he's probably got em, and if he doesn't I'm sure he can get em for ya.

Thanks for telling me his screen name,its going to be very helpfull.

you can get ngk plugs at your local Advance Auto. Most of them don't carry the plugs in stock, but they can order them and have them the next day.

Thanks but id rather go to the rotary shop I need some info on things.

why?



NGK plugs, are NGK plugs. the only difference is that the rotary shop will charge more for them.

I will go see for myself not to be an ass or anything cause after I bought this **** im pretty tight with money,its well worth it though.