turbo

Converse of object

• blow: Been in for some work ( blown turbo, Renault paid!
• replace: Martins could then have to replace the turbo again!
• charge: On turbo charged engines, the most common way of increasing power is to increase the boost pressure.
• power: NOV 15 There's just no keeping turbo powered pensioner Peter Brunt down.
• get: The intercooler has failed - how are you going to get the turbo to go bang?
• have: I think these also had a smaller turbo to reduce lag.

Adjective modifier

• twin: The adaptor plate kit is the same for a twin turbo.
• new: Now I have fitted a new turbo the car goes pretty well, with no oil leak from the turbo.
• small: I think these also had a smaller turbo to reduce lag.

Modifies a noun

• diesel: Low mileage for a turbo diesel which usually spells trouble!
• charger: This change is matched by a somewhat smaller turbo charger, which steps into operation a bit earlier.
• lag: One way to improve turbo lag is to reduce the inertia of the rotating parts, mainly by reducing their weight.
• equalization: His research interests are mainly in turbo equalization, turbo coding and space-time coding.
• snail: I am also looking for shrimp, hermit crabs and possibly turbo snails.
• boost: I love the way the terrible digital clock has been replaced by a turbo boost gage.

Noun used with modifier

• variable-nozzle: New variable-nozzle turbo he reflected sunlight made easier by.
• bhp: The T16 is also available in three basic specs, naturally aspirated MPI, 180 bhp turbo MPI, and 200 bhp MPI.
• liter: Equipped with nine liter turbo charged diesel engines, they also have special gear which enables them to induce foam into the water supply.
• gasoline: The first, the L-Series Diesel version, and this, the 197bhp T-Series powered gasoline turbo.
• twin: Rich Topic: 2.0 twin turbo legacy engine into a bay?