CRP Automotive Offers Rein Turbo Kits for Popular BMW Models
The kits include all the hoses, gaskets and hardware needed to complete the job.
Overview Of Turbocharger Operation And Failure Points
How does a turbocharger work? Let’s talk about it in simple terms.
Best Practices For Turbocharger Service
Turbo performance can only be impaired by mechanical damage or blockage caused by debris.
Standard Motor Products Introduces 146 New Part Numbers
The release spans 55 different product categories and includes 38 part numbers for 2021 and 2022 model-year vehicles.
A Closer Look: Turbocharger Operation and Installation
Turbocharger Overview With an effort to increase fuel efficiency, maintain performance and reduce emissions, vehicle manufacturers are adding turbocharged engines to their lineups at a significant rate. Over the next five years, the turbo service market will continue to experience substantial growth. At a basic level, a turbocharger consists of just three major internal components:
Understanding Intercoolers
The intercooler improves volumetric efficiency by increasing intake-air-charge density through constant volume cooling.
Rotomaster Puts New Spin On Its Turbocharger Brand
The re-engineered brand reflects Rotomaster’s forward-thinking approach to turbo engineering and design, the company says.
VIDEO: Minimizing Turbocharger Returns
Often, premature failure of a turbo can be traced back to a lack of maintenance or issues with the supporting components.
VIDEO: Turbocharger Failure Points And Installation Tips
Maintaining proper lubrication is critical to maximizing turbocharger life.
Gasoline Direct Injection Is Better, Not Perfect
Your customers could face problems if they don’t keep up with maintenance.
VIDEO: The Current Spin On Turbochargers
To really understand a turbocharger, it’s important to be familiar with its components.
VIDEO: Selling Turbocharger Accessories
If you’re only focusing on selling turbochargers, you’re missing out on a related segment that has huge potential for the aftermarket.
