What are the effects of turbocharging a car?
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When the engine is operating, both pressure and temperature significantly increase, resulting in a shorter lifespan compared to naturally aspirated engines of the same displacement. Additionally, mechanical performance and lubrication properties are affected. Introduction to Turbocharging: Simply put, turbocharging allows for more complete combustion of gasoline by significantly increasing the air-to-fuel mixture. As a result, turbocharged engines deliver strong power output but also consume more fuel, without significant fuel savings. Advantages of Turbocharging: It increases the engine's air intake, thereby boosting power and torque. After turbocharging, the engine can output greater power.