Engine blocks - non impact, whats it mean
Posted: Thu Aug 31, 2006 9:16 pm
Hey all,
I have heard that the EA82 is a "non impact engine". But what exactly does that mean?
All Subaru timing belts are rubber right, so all engines I would think are non impact if it has something to do with the cams being able to run/turn out of sinc w each other.
In a conventional if the timing belt/chain breaks, its a real big deal hey?
So how does it all work?
Cheers,
Smokey
I have heard that the EA82 is a "non impact engine". But what exactly does that mean?
All Subaru timing belts are rubber right, so all engines I would think are non impact if it has something to do with the cams being able to run/turn out of sinc w each other.
In a conventional if the timing belt/chain breaks, its a real big deal hey?
So how does it all work?
Cheers,
Smokey