Should a Turbocharged Car Install an Underbody Shield?
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Whether a turbocharged car should install an underbody shield depends on individual driving habits and road conditions. The following is an introduction to turbocharged cars: 1. Introduction: The centrifugal compressor and turbine are combined into a whole, called a turbocharger. 2. Components: The turbocharger also includes bearing devices necessary for normal operation, lubrication and cooling systems, sealing and insulation devices, as well as fixed parts such as the compressor housing, intermediate housing, and turbine housing. 3. Working Principle: Turbocharged engines on the market rely on turbochargers to increase the engine's air intake. A turbocharger (Turbo) is essentially an air compressor.