I thought there is no torque bind on a manual transmission car, that issue is for automatics only.
The only wagons I found with the EJ22 were Brightons and the base trim level sucked, the odd Legacy surfaced but it was not well maintained.
Lots of EJ25 Legacys and Outbacks and I was about to give up and just buy a well maintained, one owner Legacy GT when a well maintained 1996 5speed Outback popped up and I bought it right away.
My suggestion is to wait for one as they do exist, or find a Legacy GT wagon with an EJ22. Easiest way to see what the engine type is, is to look at the metal plate under the hood. It will have EJ22 or EJ25 stamped on it with a bunch of other letters and numbers.
Funny you state this as I was in exactly the same search a couple a month ago.
The only wagons I found with the EJ22 were Brightons and the base trim level sucked, the odd Legacy surfaced but it was not well maintained.
Lots of EJ25 Legacys and Outbacks and I was about to give up and just buy a well maintained, one owner Legacy GT when a well maintained 1996 5speed Outback popped up and I bought it right away.
My suggestion is to wait for one as they do exist, or find a Legacy GT wagon with an EJ22. Easiest way to see what the engine type is, is to look at the metal plate under the hood. It will have EJ22 or EJ25 stamped on it with a bunch of other letters and numbers.