1998 Integra, non-Vtec engine
Car has 120k miles, so it was past time - I replaced the timing belt.
I don't have an Acura manual (not for lack of trying - they apparently don't
exist on my part of the planet)
Timing belt replacement went fairly smoothly - it's not my first serious
engine work, or my first timing belt. I got the mechanicals set OK (all
teeth lined up proper, etc) and buttoned the motor back up. While I was at
it, I changed oil & filter and replaced spark plugs.

Now the motor starts, but won't run right. It acts like the ignition
timing's off by 30+ degrees (revs up high just fine, but has no power at low
speed, and nearly stalls when I put it in gear). Valve timing is right - as
I mentioned earlier, all the sprockets lined up right, and a compression
check shows 150 PSI. But SOMETHING is wrong with ignition timing.

I've checked over the engine three times looking for anything left
unplugged - no luck.

I tried to go to alldatadiy for the info - and they don't have it. Honda has
told them to pull all its info. So here I am - no shop manual and no way to
get one, and no online data either. Apparently Honda is declaring war on
do-it-yourselfers.

Does anyone have the procedure for setting ignition timing?
Or any other ideas?