The turbocharger is more popular than ever, appearing on the Ford Mustang, the Dodge Charger, and the Chevrolet Corvette.
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I installed a $10,000 turbo on my sports car - and it changed everything
Installing a $10,000 turbo kit on this Toyota was a massive step in the build. The goal was simple - unlock serious power and completely change how the car feels on the road. But upgrades like this ...
Porsche’s New 911 Turbo S Is So Fast It’s Making the 918 Spyder Look Nervously Over Its Shoulder Now
The new Porsche 911 Turbo S is absurdly quick, brutally usable, and now fast enough to make the once-untouchable 918 Spyder look vulnerable. This is not just another rapid 911. It is a near-hypercar ...
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How much power does this turbo BMW make
A turbocharged BMW E36 project is put on the dyno to measure its real power output. The test reveals how much performance the modified engine produces after the turbo upgrade. This session shows the ...
The 2026 Kia K4 GT-Line Turbo Hatchback delivers something unexpected on Charlotte roads, a sub $29,000 compact that makes ...
Porsche's new GTS trim sits between the mid-spec 4S and top-end Turbo. Is it 'not too hot, not too cold, just right'?
Kia's Product Planning chief gave us an unexpected and technical answer about what separates the 2027 Telluride's turbo ...
The 2026 Renault Duster is currently offered in five variants, with two engine options, across both manual and automatic transmissions. It also gets a special edition to celebrate its launch. We break ...
I took a second look at the 2026 VW Tiguan Turbo and found again that it is more fun to drive than any other mass-market ...
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Why The Porsche 911 GT3 And Turbo S Aren’t Actually Rivals
These two represent the (current) pinnacle of Porsche 911 performance, but they cater to two distinct car enthusiasts.
More turbo boost pressure can create a bigger boom for your engine, but not every block will be able to handle that pressure with the same effectiveness.
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F1 has always been a rebel, changing and innovating is what it does best
F1 remains a rebel that constantly reinvents itself. But with all these regulation changes, a question arises: are we still being entertained?
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