I wonder if someone is gonna make a turbo or s/c for an azera? What do you think yes or no?
I don't really think azera owners would even want a turbo since it was meant to be a luxury car, but still, it's worth talking about it. Plus plenty of other luxury cars have some kind of aftermarket forced induction. hhee
An azera with a turbo? heh, I wouldn't be suprised if it come out, but don't care much. S/c would prolly be better.
deff a supercharger you get too much lag with a turbo, and i like the whine.
IncrediblyGeeky Wrote:I wonder if someone is gonna make a turbo or s/c for an azera? What do you think yes or no?
I don't really think azera owners would even want a turbo since it was meant to be a luxury car, but still, it's worth talking about it. Plus plenty of other luxury cars have some kind of aftermarket forced induction. hhee
some Mercedes have a turbo charger or a supercharger
the AMG's, S600
Yes they do. I don't think there's a huge market for a turbo azera though.
all the azera owners are bitching about gas milage with a supercharger you'll probably be getting 12-14mpg hehe
Heatfan5 Wrote:all the azera owners are bitching about gas milage with a supercharger you'll probably be getting 12-14mpg hehe
I have actually emailed Alpine to see if they are doing a kit for Lambda any one inetersted post up
Forced induction is a term used to describe the process of compressing, or forcing air into an internal combustion engine. In the process of forced induction, a gas compressor is added to the air intake, thereby increasing the quantity of air, and ultimately oxygen, available for combustion. This compressed air is normally referred to as Boost. An internal combustion engine without forced induction is considered naturally aspirated.