Just completed a swap, but timing seems to be off. Just wondering how easy is it to set timing back to stock setting? I have this link I found off here:

http://www.c-speedracing.com/h...g.php

Also where could I get a timing gun or could I do this with out it?

 

very easy, you can get a timing gun at any autoparts store or barrow a friends. You just loosen the 12mm on the distributor, hooks up the timing gun on the - and+ terimals, hooks up the wire for the spark plug wire (#1 cylinder) and look on the timing belt side cover and aim and point the gun on the crank pulley. look at the little fin and I think stock timing is the one between the 3 markings. really simple thing to do

 

If I were to get it done at a shop, do you know how much it would run ?

 

the line in the middle of the 3 red ones is stock timing, and each line on each side is 2 degrees off.

 

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go buy your own timing gun, they are like $30-40 at most.

 

Don't forget to jump the little connector thats under the passenger's side of the dash.

 

Any idea of labor cost at a shop ?