Does the BMW 730 have twin turbos?

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DelAlana
07/29/25 1:30pm
BMW 730 has twin turbos. The BMW 730 is equipped with twin turbos, and the 750 also comes with twin turbos. Introduction to Twin Turbos: Twin-turbocharging is one of the turbocharging methods. To address the turbo lag issue in exhaust turbocharging, two turbos—either one large and one small connected in series or two identical turbos in parallel—are used. At low engine speeds, a smaller amount of exhaust gas can drive the turbos to rotate at high speed, generating sufficient intake pressure and reducing the turbo lag effect. Common Turbos: Most turbochargers are single turbochargers, which can be categorized into mechanical turbocharging, exhaust turbocharging, and compound turbocharging. Mechanical turbocharging is directly driven by the engine, with the advantage of no turbo lag but the drawback of power loss and lower boost pressure.
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