Can the turbocharger be retrofitted?
Can the turbocharger be retrofitted?
Turbocharging is also called exhaust turbocharger. In layman's terms, turbocharging is a technology that allows the cylinder to obtain greater power output with a small stroke, just like an air compressor, through its internal design device The air is compressed to increase the intake air to control or improve the power output of the engine. Turbocharging is the only mechanical device that can increase the output power of the engine without changing the working efficiency.
Mechanical supercharging is to directly use the output of the internal combustion engine to drive the supercharger, compress the air into high-density intake air and send it into the cylinder, thereby improving the output power of the internal combustion engine. Its driving force comes from the crankshaft of the internal combustion engine. Generally, a belt is used to connect the crankshaft pulley, and the torque of the crankshaft is indirectly driven to drive the supercharger to achieve the purpose of supercharging.
Modifying the turbocharger is one of the most effective means to upgrade the power of the car. It will not be harmful to the engine as some people say, and the principle of turbocharging is different from the traditional mechanical supercharging, and the working conditions are also different. Not the same, supercharging will greatly damage the engine. If you feel that your car has insufficient horsepower, then you can achieve this effect by modifying the turbo. Why install a turbo? In a word, it is to increase the power, the car’s The work of the engine depends on the combustion of fuel in the engine cylinder to do work, thereby outputting power to the outside.
