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HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT

TURBOCHARGER FOR YOUR CAR

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Thinking of switching out your car’s engine for a turbocharger that’s environmentally friendly

and energy efficient? Check out our tips below on choosing the right turbocharger for your car.

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CHECK YOUR BUDGET

First things first, determine how much you are

willing to spend on fitting your car with a

turbocharger. Turbochargers can be pricey

depending on the model you get; when purchasing

a turbocharger, don’t forget to factor in the costs of

having it installed by a professional as well.

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CHECK YOUR ENGINE

Before retrofitting your car with a

turbocharger, it helps to consider the make of

your current engine. Does it have the proper

intake and exhaust systems to accommodate a

turbocharger? Make sure to do your research,

and always check with a professional before

making any modifications to your car.

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DETERMINE WHICH TURBOCHARGER IS BEST FOR YOUR CAR

How much horsepower are you looking to get out of your car? Are you looking for an engine suited for racing, or one to

meet your everyday driving needs? Depending on the amount of horsepower you wish to gain, choosing the right

turbocharger for your car is crucial. We outline 3 different types of turbochargers below:

Modest turbos are good options for individuals looking to boost engine power and fuel efficiency without modifying the

car too much. These are easy to install, and suitable for regular driving.

Being compact, smaller turbos provide drivers with faster response (and less lag), making it suitable for driving in cities

and on highways. These also taper off at a higher rotation per minute (RPM), so users do not have to worry about

excessively high speeds whilst driving.

Larger turbos pack more power, but lack the instantaneous response that smaller engines have. Additionally, they cost

more to install, as several modifications must be made to accommodate the turbocharger. These turbochargers are

typically used for professional racing cars.