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⚙️ Want More Power? Choose Your Boost!
Adding forced induction can turn an average car into a beast ๐ — but do you pick a turbo or a supercharger? Let’s break it down.
๐ How They Work
Turbo: uses exhaust gas to spin a turbine → compresses intake air
Supercharger: belt-driven directly by engine → compresses intake air
Result: more oxygen → more fuel → more power! ๐ช
๐ Turbo: Efficient & Powerful
Higher top-end power
Better fuel efficiency (uses "waste" exhaust energy)
Smaller engines can feel big (hello hot hatch!)
Downside? Turbo lag — delay before power hits.
๐ Read our turbo tuning guide.
⚡ Supercharger: Instant Power
Immediate boost → better low-end torque
Linear, predictable throttle feel
Great for track, drag racing, or heavy vehicles
Downside? Always spinning = more parasitic load → lower fuel economy.
๐งช Twincharging: Best of Both Worlds?
Some cars (e.g., Lancia Delta S4) use both!
Turbo + supercharger = boost across the entire rev range
Rare, complex, but awesome. ๐ Learn about twincharging.
✅ Which Should You Pick?
Daily driver: turbo for efficiency
Muscle car / drag build: supercharger for instant hit
Unique show build: why not both? ๐
๐ฌ Turbo or supercharger — which team are you on?
๐ธ Tag engine bay pics #BoostedLife!
๐ Compare top kits in our boost buyer’s guide.
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