Miata Coil On Plug Conversion - How To Set Timing

In this short video, I go over how to check and set timing when you are running a coil on plug (COP) conversion kit. This particular kit is from SpeedyEFI.

[@joshuaknezic858]

Thanks. Too easy…

[@beersoap8406]

So helpful! I’ve had a DIY COP conversion for a few months and my dumb ass thought I could still using a timing light. Once again, great content, keep it up! 🙌

[@ConnorsCorner1]

I think some of the more expensive timing guns can pick up the signal via the wire, but my cheapo HF one cannot

[@James-Gustafson]

that's really clever 👍

[@iMagic16]

very useful ty

[@ConnorsCorner1]

Glad I could help!!

[@christo_vas]

Did your tach still work. Or did you need a resistor for the diagnostic box?

[@ConnorsCorner1]

Yep tach worked fine, no issues. To run COP you need to be on an aftermarket ECU though.

[@christo_vas]

@@ConnorsCorner1 thank you. Idk why I commented here instead of just text you on Facebook🤣. Zach was making me think you need a resistor or else your tach wouldn’t work. Smh🤣

[@shirtz69r]

Does cops alter timing? What coos did you go with?

[@ConnorsCorner1]

Nah they shouldn’t. I’ve marked my CAS for 12 degrees and I didn’t have to move it at all after the COP kit. This particular one is from SpeedyEFI, great little kit.

[@shirtz69r]

@@ConnorsCorner1 great. Enjoying the build. Will be doing something similar with speeduino in the future