Adding a turbocharging system to a vehicle is like bolting a reverse vacuum to the car. it forces air into the cylinders on their intake stroke. the result of this is more fuel (oxygen) to help the fuel-air mixture combust. The added compressed air is essentially more bang
The car is a 2008
Yes, adding a turbo to a N/A engine can, it the cooling system can't handle the extra heat the extra power will generate. It alos can on a factory turbo car, if the boost is turned up too high, causing excessive exhaust backpressure/egt.
no if u take a turbo out of a car it is no longer a turbo charged car
An car with a turbo installed.
Yes. It can be installed to your car without having a turbo. Your car will operate the same whether you have a turbo installed or not.
Buy a turbo
There are a lot. GT-R RX8...... Very of this car needed to be turn I adding turbo or add nos
It depends on what kind of turbo you are talking about. I have a 1996 Volvo 850 turbo. The turbo isn't weak by any measure (it adds 65 hp) but it is stock. On a car with a stock turbo, the turbo will probably outlast many of the other engine components. In a car where a large aftermarket turbo was after and the car is driven hard, this may not be the case. But underneath it all, turbos are mechanically very simple. They are just 2 chambers, a ball bearing, and a turbine/compressor (something that spins) The only thing that will break a turbo is the fact that it deals with extreme heat. If the cooling system in the car is damaged (in which case you shouldn't be driving the car anyway) there is a good chance you can ruin the turbo, especially in aggressive driving. Upgrading a car to a large turbo without making other necessary modifications such as adding intercoolers can increase the risk of turbo damage. Consult experts before putting aftermarket performance parts on your car that are not in a kit. If you are wondering about a turbo that was installed by the manufacturer (especially a European manufacturer) you shouldn't worry. Even driving the car hard, chances are something else is going to break far before the turbo. Just make sure you fix coolant system leaks when they happen.
Well, the turbo charged car has a turbo hooked up to the engine. What a turbo basically does is to force feed the engine with more air + fuel, making it possible to get more power out of a smaller engine.
It is the car the turbo larynx 5000 in the show the weekenders.
Look on the exhaust system for the turbo unit.
yes that's why you should get a turbo