What is the difference between T and L in car engines?

[Jimenez]

In cars, T stands for turbocharging, while L represents naturally aspirated. Below are the differences between T and L: 1. Turbocharging is a technology that uses exhaust gases generated by internal combustion engine operation to drive an air compressor. However, after boosting, the pressure and temperature during engine operation will increase, so the engine lifespan will be shorter compared to naturally aspirated engines of the same displacement. Additionally, mechanical performance and lubrication performance will be affected, which to some extent limits the application of turbocharging technology in engines. 2. Naturally aspirated is one type of car engine that can compress air into the combustion chamber without any boosting. Naturally aspirated engines far outperform turbocharged engines in terms of smooth power output and direct responsiveness.