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Ultimate car styling tips Car tuning.We all know that cold Air carries more oxygen that warmer air. You may have noticed that when air is compressed it gets warmer. If you feel the connecting hose on the footpump as you put air into the tire you would notice that a substantial amount of heat can be generated. In a forced air induction engine which uses either a turbo or a supercharger the air charge is much hotter than in an engine without forced induction.
We all know that one of the best ways to improve a cars performance is to uprade to forced induction. More air going into the engine means that you can burn more fuel and produce more power.
In games we often see that turbo upgrades are easy to do and give phenomenal power gains to a car but is it like that in the real world?
Ceramic exhaust coatings
ECU remaps
Progressive boost controllers.
The Benefits of exhaust wraps
Car tuning stages
Cold air vents and CAI kits
NASP engines and tuning options.
Lightened flywheel
Sports Cats vs de-cat pipe
Hybrid turbos
Performance valve springs
Intake Valve tips
Port matching an engine
Aftermarket Superchargers
Blow off valves or dump valves
Uprated Fuelling
Aftermarket ECU
Electric water pumps
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