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How Turbochargers and Superchargers work and why modern cars are using them again. Forcing life back into smaller engines Ever-tightening vehicle emissions regulations have led to manufacturers having to come up with a more complex way of reducing the amount of pollution coming from our car exhausts. One approach taken is what is often referred [ ] The post How Turbochargers and Superchargers work and why modern cars are using them again appeared

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Meet Jamie Rogers, the owner of this 1988 Nissan A31 Cefiro. Back when I started taking photos, this particular chassis along with the C33 Laurel was quite popular in Australia. However it seems these four door sedans are becoming rarer by the day. Just like the majority of cars that make their way onto Speedhunters, …

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A turbocharger (or turbo) is a piece of turbine-driven forced induction equipment that increases the efficiency and power output of an internal combustion engine by forcing excess air into the combustion chamber. Typically, a turbo sucks air, cools it down, and feeds more air to the engine than it receives through its standard intake. However, it can be difficult to fully understand how a turbocharger works because of its depth and impenetrability.