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valve adjust or no valve adjust?

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I thought the 2.2's needed the valves adjusted....took the valve covers of my 96 2.2 legacy and see no screw adjusters....

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well that explains it

 

Can someone explain why subaru switched to a different lifter arrangement when the hydraulics needed NON adjustment??

Why switch to something that requires more maint?

Can someone explain why subaru switched to a different lifter arrangement when the hydraulics needed NON adjustment??

Why switch to something that requires more maint?

 

As part of a larger performance update to the EJ22, the hydraulic lash adjusters were dropped as they put pressure and thus performance robbing drag on the cam lobes. The solid lifters only need adjusting every 100,000 miles (thus can be done at t-belt interval) and this change along with several others netted something like a 15 HP increase with little to no loss in effeciency.

 

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