turbo boost

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boost
noun[C usually singular]
uk
/buːst/us
/buːst/
an occasion when something is improved ...
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Oil temp, voltage, andturboboostgauges were fitted just above the climate control.
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A few tracks also contain shortcuts, which are hidden behind false walls, or require aturboboostpower-up to successfully navigate.
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If one were to get the turbo engine, then theturboboostgauge would take the place of the voltmeter.
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During the actual race players can control aturboboostbutton to give their car an increase in speed.
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There are three different versions of the turbocharged inline-four, with the amount ofturboboostdetermining the power output.
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He was an avid motorcyclist and was interested in improvingturbobooston engines.
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They can use the gamepad to accelerate, brake, slide, and useturboboost.
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It controls ignition, fuel injection andturboboostpressure.
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Theturboboostpressure on diesel engines continue to be progressively decreased by the year.
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Mansell's lead built up until lap 30, when he retired with a loss ofturboboost.
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The 4-cylinder option had 12.3 psi maximumturboboostpressure and turned out 210 hp, while the 6-cylinder had 8.7 psi boost and turned out 250 hp.
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Foyt made up 1.5 to 2 seconds per lap by turning up histurboboost, which risks destroying the engine.
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At times in 1988 the turbos had been qualifying (and often racing) faster than they had in previous seasons despite the restricted 2.5 bar ofturboboostavailable.
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They achieved this by monitoring theturboboostpressures of all cars throughout the season, adjusting the pressure levels after every two rounds to maintain performance parity between all cars.
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Turbo boosts can be used by the player when necessary, but must be refuelled when empty.
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He has an engine super upgrade in the form of a turbo boosted engine.
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The first turbo boosts pressure as much as possible (for example to three times the intake pressure).
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