[soltarius2000]

A mechanic suggest a timing GUN if you want to install the timing CORRECTLY..

Do you really NEED IT if you want a PERFECT timing?

I read the Service Manual several time, but it never mention about TIMING GUN..

If I want to get a timing gun, what is the BEST ONE on the market?
And is it HARD to use?

Am a first timer in doing this... ANY suggest, comment, or guide.

 

[n0th1ng]

no

 

[DJCarbine]

Your car uses a hall sensor to detect crank revolutions and controlls timing via the ECU.

You can't set your static timing, or otherwise adjust it without kpro.

 

[VTEC_Inside]

A mechanic suggest a timing GUN if you want to install the timing CORRECTLY..

Do you really NEED IT if you want a PERFECT timing?

I read the Service Manual several time, but it never mention about TIMING GUN..

If I want to get a timing gun, what is the BEST ONE on the market?
And is it HARD to use?

Am a first timer in doing this... ANY suggest, comment, or guide.

As DJCarbine has already mentioned, there really is no need for one at all on the RSX.

I bought a timing gun a couple months back to use on my Accord. Don't worry about the "best one" because you will not use it enough these days. I went a little over the top and bought one with a tach readout, etc.. just to make it easier on myself.

They are relatively easy to use provided you know which one is your #1 wire.