The turbo button on a personal computer was used to change the speed of the computer. Usually, this was accomplished by changing the speed of the clock that the processor was using. Generally, having the button pressed in, turned the turbo on and allowed the computer to run at full speed.
This button was usually used while playing games whose speed depended solely on the speed of the computer. If the computer was too fast, the game would be unplayable. Turbo buttons are not found on newer computers. I don't believe that have been used widely since the '486 days.
Turbo is meaning for fast. Like my dog's name is Turbo, and he is very fast!!!!
its a turbo charged 3 liter engine
Turbo stratified injections
this stands for turbo direct injection
If they are both non-turbo or turbo, (meaning 4 or 5 lug) than it should work.
Name of a compiler (and IDE) from Borland.
In regards to turbochargers, CHRA is 'center housing/hub rotating assembly'.
If you have a turbo button on your PS3 controller, then it is most likely a third party product, meaning it wasn't made by Sony. The turbo button will make a button set to it give rapid commands to the system, making your PS3 believe that you are pressing the button rapidly. To set a button to a turbo, first, press and hold the turbo button, then press the button you wish to map to it. You can normally have multiple buttons set to the turbo at a time
Turbo = 1 turbo, Twin Turbo = 2 turbos
Buy a turbo
In the case of engines, turbo is used as a contracted name for the turbo charger.
1983-1986 Garrett turbo 1987-1988 ihi turbo