How To Set Ignition Timing On a Hondata S300

[@bri09dac]

Man I really respect Alex. Thank you for always imparting information on your viewers. Many of us go to our tuners and they never really explain things for their own personal reasons. Since subscribing to this channel I've learned so much. Love the work, love the content 💪🏾

[@MRPINKWSPHX602]

Brian well said

[@gemini3558]

Brian Alex is awesome thank you very much for sharing mate !!! 😜👍🇦🇺

[@gemini3558]

Humble Performance deserves so many more subs awesome jobs guys keep them coming !!! 😜👍🇦🇺

[@rogerserafin]

That's some Humble information right there. Thanks Alex and Kenny for the video.

[@GswapsG23VTECG22VTEC]

I like this I Wana see more videos of Alex an how to do stuff

[@camlobesvtec]

Alex Alex Alex!!!

[@kyledawg5961]

MORE MORE MORE!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Markstarscoobs]

Its hard to believe i found your map for h22 on the forum 3 years ago. It was an amazing basemap its cool to see how you do it.

[@preludedudesi5208]

Good video, I can't stress enough on the importance of base and ignition timing

[@popslops2188]

Really helpful video,these guys are first rate. Timed my D16 today and HTS also has ignition lock. Y7 block and head stock valvetrain and 12 BTDC has the distributor all the way towards the firewall. I did have the block decked and head milled. There's alot of debate about using the OBD1 camgear on the Y series when running an OBD1 ECU. I just set base timing at 12 and send it. Any other corrections can be made in the ignition map since the mechanical timing is correct for the engine at least that's my philosophy on it .

[@gemini3558]

Humble Performance ROCKS !!! Thanks for sharing Alex !!! 😜👍🇦🇺

[@camlobesvtec]

Great explanation thanks Alex . Can you please cover ignition tuning for kpro in future vids?!

[@freddygeez4646]

yes more kpro tuning

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

@@freddygeez4646 - Yes please K pro ignition timing would help a lot.

[@Spark972]

It's also important to have the engine at operating temperature to avoid any ECT correction (warmup strategy).

[@Turboboob]

Once you put it into timing mode, none of that matters...

[@manuelmunos5674]

I really love your videos I watch them all the time. You guy have help me so much. Keep posting information videos like this one please. You will get mi like every single time. 👍👨‍🔧

[@boostismagic]

Thank You! I've been wanting to learn what the tuners were doing when they "synched " the timing and they never explain. The cam thing is good even if it does have covers, on an LSvtec for instance....my cover is from a gsr to match my oil pump, and the mark is off...I scribed one when setting the static timing on t belt installation during build, but it's harder to see...I like the cam trick. But I bought a manual timing light, I see now how handy that dial is!

[@p.auto.t]

i was able to time my all motor gsr build perfectly to 16 degrees by watching this. Thanks Alex

[@enhancedphysique6452]

I watched a video of someone changing a tire. Now I can change a tire😂😂😂 Delete your comment.

[@jeromyrehling6043]

Awesome vid - thanks for breaking it down into layman’s terms. It’s like being taught by your own dad 😂

[@user-mw6rs2tr7b]

Awesome of Alex and the guys at HUMBLE to share some knowledge. Can you share some knowledge on K20s!

[@ThePelos377]

Learned something new today! Thank you HP!

[@jpbokinawa8685]

Good video. In the s300, you should be able to just sync the base timing to 14 deg, then compensate from there in the ignition map.

[@rubenrivera5930]

El Papa de Los pollito El duro en Los controles Alex Pagan 💥

[@Concret3]

where is the intro? i love it ahahah. Nice video. This information is gold for honda beginner.

[@Nathaniel_Luciano]

Very good video. I enjoyed watching Bruce Lee sharing his knowledge. Thank you.

[@discohcr2517]

This is exactly what I needed. Thank you 👍

[@KawiZX6R1986]

Good to know!! Thanks for the video! Gonna go double check mine right now.

[@VQROZETHROZAY]

Best video ever! Need more tutorials like this!

[@cdca92]

Good stuff as always. Look forward to see more videos like this.

[@errowjezzy]

love these videos learn so much thanks man

[@Wischmaster]

So in regards to timing a D16Y8 with S300, would you simply sync it to 12* instead of 16* using the same procedure?

[@rollin88benz]

Good info. Keep up the good work

[@MRPINKWSPHX602]

Very informative, keep up the good work.

[@turbob7437]

Love your clips men so much info

[@BulliKid]

Do modern cars with no distributed have a way to adjust timing ? Or is it all digitally performed with ecu tuning? If so , is that beneficial?

[@robertlambert7906]

So I’m going d16z6 ,delta 272 cam ,skunk 2 alpha springs ,titanium caps ,stock valves ,ported head ,victara 75 mm piston, long no notch rods ,king bearing ,stock crank bearing t3/t4 rev 9 turbo ,speed factory timing gear ,speed factory 4 bar ,Hondata s300 ,arp head studs running on pump gas what’s a good boost level and how much power you think I’m looking at ? I also got hunter 1000 cc injectors and hunter tune 450 pump z6 intake and fuel rail

[@carsontait7338]

Great video but could have been better with your signature intro. Love that intro.

[@DavidLouisVIP]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 💪💪💪💪

[@hondaland_]

Dont be afraid to take a drill bit to the dizzy slots so it can slide 2 more degrees. Some are cut short. Some its in the sensors

[@enhancedphysique6452]

Ticking time bomb like that😂😂😂😂😂

[@hondaland_]

@@enhancedphysique6452 definitely not, if you know how to time and tune.

[@RACEALOTGARAGE]

Ok so let me get this striaght..if i lock ignition at 16.5 on laptop, and timing gun on cam gears line them up tdc i am synced?? I dont have any buttons on my timing gun.

[@WinnerTowing]

I would like to know this answer too cause I’m dealing with the same issue stock b16 hondata says it’s almost 40 degrees advanced and my light is flashing correct I also don’t have a dial back light is that nessacary for this??

[@RACEALOTGARAGE]

@@WinnerTowing im saving for a better light lol dam oriellys one throws me off.

[@evo6swap]

Did you make the video for the top part my doesn't have the bottom cover my luck

[@chanzsafari]

Love the videos!

[@pilotohernandez1569]

So crank mark and cams gear mark have to line up with the timing light at same time I check my car b20z block b16 head I line up crank with the light but the cams it's off what I can do or this it's normal?

[@w900kw2]

Would you guys ever consider teaching how to tune?

[@edvas02271]

Since the motor is at 14°...can't you put the setting on the hondata at 14° so they can match?

[@fj06carnone]

Right?

[@pikicustoms4628]

Why when you put timing gun on pulley it was 10 degrees and on cam gears 4 degree . That where I got lost but I understand the rest was the dizzy slightly moved in between when you checked the pully and cam gears after. You have to get a timing light that tells the degree to see if timing might be slightly like in this case by two degree. I have a timing gun with no digital info on degrees just a light bulb flashing

[@Al-eo3sh]

if you modify the base timing setting in the ECU, would i need to get it remapped again or is it a case of entering the new value?

[@pikicustoms4628]

So for hondata s300 you don’t need to to jumper the connector by glove box for ignition timing like stock ecu .

[@8thgenmyra]

Ok so what if you set ignition timing at 16° on stock ecu then get a chipped ecu and recheck ignition timing and it's off do you adjust it ????

[@DaOnE51T]

Good how to video. Keep up the great content. Thanks

[@NjoyMoney]

Stupid question, but if i have 16 degrees in hondata, do i set my timing light to 16 degrees too, or match it with timing light beeing at 0 degrees?

[@mugen99knight89]

On a OBD2 Honda will the stock OBD2 distributor work with a OBD1 ecu ? Will the timing have to be adjusted to 16 degrees?

[@zongyang4707]

Great info Alex..!!!!

[@875-performance4]

Maybe to do course or training how to tune in the dyno ? I’m in to learn from you Alex

[@Calibrate_Ed]

Can you be better explain the process? When using the crank pulley you can set the timing light to 0 degrees and the tdc mark should align with the timing cover. You then set your timing light to 16 for example and them move the distributor until you align the tdc line again. You are then 16 degrees past tdc. How does this process work when using the cams as a reference?

[@micalchin3552]

What timing light you are using brand and part number

[@-kyoichi-1923]

I have a random code but it doesn’t show up. Its a s300 v3 in a p75 . :/ knock sensor is off, any other sensors That the obd2 has that the obd1 ecu cant find so throws phantom code?

[@wildnaeg6]

. hubble i need some help What section to change from rising to falling edge ignitor as my car is equipped with a falling type and not the oem honda which is rising type.

[@vtecsk8r]

If you have bigger cams like pro 1's do you get the idle corrected first then set ignition timing or the other way around?

[@johnwright3832]

So is 16 degrees the middle line on the crank pulley?

[@darksideracerx1]

Yes

[@demariusdurrah3069]

another great informational vid what's the website for the tech videos?

[@patrickdailey4825]

Awesome video

[@blk_srt]

Very informative! Good info here.

[@pearsonpaintauto3457]

Great knowledge and info.

[@devon1748]

Is this common with d series. I sgree with orielly distrinutor im finding that im maxing the advance on the distributor but man the car responds so much better.

[@duanebailey6253]

On a stock ECU your just advancing the ignition so on WOT it will feel faster and alittle slower off throttle. This is more when your tuning a car or do a fresh rebuild to know where your starting at.

[@evo6swap]

thank you very much

[@TheJaimePowell]

Solid! -Thank You.

[@ItsTheFry]

#HUMBLE

[@sideshow45]

#BOYZ

[@TPSYKRT]

Patreon seen this first❤️

[@JacobSavvy]

So I was checking the timing with a light, and it was a few degrees off. So I put a wrench on to that bolt like he did, but I did it on the cam gear not the distributor. I put the wrench on while the motor was running and it seized the cam on the intake side. My gear looks all bent, and I can't turn it with the ratchet anymore. Engine won't start, is it possible I bend a valve?

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

LoL im sorry but wtf where you thinking?

[@Tassie351]

Bullshit

[@paulkendall34]

Never ever play with a firearm around anyone. I can only imagine what you would do with it..

[@marcozuniga8163]

Just read this wild comment. Wtf were you thinking my guy? The cam gears and cam are spinning. 😂

[@cesarandino3555]

What timing gun are you using in this video

[@juanmedina584]

What marks is he talking about lining up? When hes shining that light

[@Elmanret]

Hondata doesnt let you apply the timing offset on the software?

[@harley8728]

Thanks, good video.

[@boostismagic]

is it necessary to jump the little brown harness plug when you do this?

[@humbleperformance]

no the S300 takes care of it

[@EJ2BSeries]

Great video!! Oem or cop!

[@Sbflacko]

I paid 30$ for a basemap from HA motorsport and uploaded it Bc I added bigger injectors and now my car is like sputtering at idle. What would cause that? And how can I get it drive able to make it to the dyno.

[@Uncleorangesoda]

Get the car tuned

[@1Wayfix]

i got a b18c1 high compresion 13.0 i wil get it in to the car this month so i can set the timing to 16

[@javierpena4040]

Can u guys make a video on how to calibrate tbs and map sensor on hondata s300 I need some help

[@duanebailey6253]

Map should be preloaded in the drop down bar on the MAP tab. To calibrate the tps you can set by volage with a meter or in the data logger .51 closed and 5v WOT. Im 95% sure on those numbers. you just loosen the two nuts in the back of the TPS and move it till it reads right. If its OEM and never been touched it will be fine. Or you can go in the app and set the TPS manually under the TPS tab just need to set it off throttle then full throttle its just a few clicks. Crome will corrupt if you set TPS in the ECU so you need to set the TPS correctly.

[@ScottyRoth]

Is this step taken when using Ktuner as well?

[@PRZJ91]

Scotty Roth k series don’t use distributors. So I don’t believe this step is needed. As long as your physical timing is correct you should be golden. (Someone correct me if I’m wrong)

[@WraithCTR]

Rule of thumb, if it has a distributor, base timing should always be set before tuning. That is on any engine regardless of manufacturer.

[@duanebailey6253]

It would need a wire between the coil and plug so you can see when the signal is sent. So yes you can lock the timing and check.

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

@@PRZJ91 i believe you are correct sir. I was also wondering about ignition timing on K series.

[@CesarsCarCorner]

I wanted to know how coil on plug affects the timing?

[@humbleperformance]

It doesn't affect anything. It's the same process.

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

@@humbleperformance how can it be same process if there is no distributor? That doesn't work...

[@Uncleorangesoda]

@@AnonX-jk3zu it’s the same thing fool

[@jasonjackson8683]

Good shit.

[@oksblue]

What if you locked the timing on the computer to 14° to match with the mechanical side

[@humbleperformance]

The timing would shift. The distributor can only move between a certain threshold of degrees relative to what the car is demanding. So if the car is demanding 16* and the distributor can only advance to 14*, when you try to lock it at 14* the distributor can only advance to 12*.

[@h22sparkle]

@@humbleperformance im interested in you training me how to tune how much would you charge me

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

Damn this question asked like a million times already.

[@skywalker-grows]

Very nice !!

[@A.QPerformance]

do you e-tune?

[@pFbSpecV]

Well said!!! Do a k series chassis next!!

[@allanfolkes6019]

How about instead of clicking OK on 16 click 14 then it could be closer to being correct ent

[@humbleperformance]

The timing would shift. The distributor can only move between a certain threshold of degrees relative to what the car is demanding. So if the car is demanding 16* and the distributor can only advance to 14*, when you try to lock it at 14* the distributor can only advance to 12*.

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

Doesn't work like that. If the distributor is set to 14* then it will always be 2* off in Hondata.

[@denisoncustompaint6557]

Buenas colegas! Como puedo ver ese vídeo en Español es muy importante lo que Álex está explicando ay

[@dznuttzonyachin7499]

Is it worth it to tune your car for MPG ? Is that even a thing ?

[@Uncleorangesoda]

Yes it’s a thing. Comes down to personal preference

[@djmv2002]

I wanna learn how to tune on Hondata.

[@willKNOWSS]

mechanical timing off a tooth?

[@vtecsk8r]

What if the cam gears are off 1/2 a tooth off

[@duanebailey6253]

Just get it as close as you can and set it.

[@alberth.6291]

You guys dont have any info on k pro

[@Cloneufc]

Does this apply to Kpro?

[@humbleperformance]

No

[@accordingtokevin7501]

🐐

[@dogtag714]

Nice

[@davidkeiper444]

In reference to the car in the video. If you set the drop down box to 14 and hit ok would the ecu then always think its set to base 14 degrees? Would that then solve the problem of it not adjusting to 16 degrees?

[@humbleperformance]

I wish it were that simple, but no. If you change the lock to 14* the distributor's max adjustment will still be x amount of * off. The distributor adjustment is relative to the camshaft, not the computer if that makes sense. So if your max distributor adjustment is 9-14*, when trying to synch to 16*, when you switch to 14*, it'll shif tto 7-12*. It is a good question though.

[@davidkeiper444]

Thank you for answering that. Thia video is really relevant to me because I just started my car on hondata and disnr know how to do that.

[@b20eg195]

Yup he could trim the dizzy and be good, but why not just charge the customer

[@allmotorcoupe2653]

Do i still need to jump thw service connector with hondata?

[@jordanrobillard6446]

I read no somewhere on the hondata site, but I’d like to know why.

[@brandonwhite3723]

No

[@oksblue]

Most of the time for me it's all the way advance on the distributor

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

Well then all the ignition tuning in Hondata will be off by a lot and will make shit power.

[@AnonX-jk3zu]

Unless you have that ignition timing synched with Hondata all your tune will be off by a lot.

[@AutoSteps]

why cant you just set it at 14 on the smanager and use the ecu to move it back to 16?

[@Givelasagna]

You technically can only do that with distributor-less engines like a k series. The ecu is seeing what the distributor position is and goes with that. Hondata is only going with what settings the user puts in which will be off

[@josephrc75]

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[@strawmannhonda529]

whats all that distraction in tha back ???????????????insructions and distractions AWESOME......

[@humbleperformance]

Rob alan - It’s called running a Business. We try to help people and you are here complaining about some Fabrication Noise. We can never Win. You are Welcome by the way !!!!! No other shop takes the time to explain these things. This is not a SPA , this is a Shop !!!!!

[@pezola412]

I can learn in thailand.