supercharged engine

Automotive commentators suggested the supercharged engine should have been made available for better performance.

Few changes occurred this year, except that traction control now was available with the supercharged engine.

Running a supercharged engine with the fuel and materials technology of the day would never have lasted the duration.

The heavy throb of the supercharged engine soon filled the garage.

The supercharged engine was leisurely off the line, but had plenty of punch at high speeds.

The coupe is seven inches shorter than the sedan and will have a 190-horsepower supercharged engine.

Hummer hints that a turbocharged or supercharged engine option may be added.

"her uncle yelled to her over the supercharged engine, agreeing.

In both a turbo- and a supercharged engine, power is increased by providing air under pressure to the engine's cylinders.

By summer 1932, the supercharged engine was flight-ready and installed, and the research program proper began.

Supercharged engines make use of a sixth-generation twin vortex supercharger.

The cars were, in some ways, advanced for the time, as they had a five-speed gearbox and very powerful supercharged engines.

Powered by two supercharged engines of 24 litres each, it looked impressive but failed to achieve any records.

Most supercharged engines are based on Chrysler's 426 Hemi engine.

It used a 4.5-litre supercharged engine,although unblown engine were also available.

New Engines include 2 3.0 supercharged engines.

And the high-performance versions of both Ford models have supercharged engines rather than the turbochargers favored by other manufacturers.

Most unusually, this was a 135 V 1.5 L (90.8 cu in) supercharged engine.

With just a 6.5:1 compression ratio, the supercharged engine still produced 230 hp (172 kW) at 7000 rpm.

None of the early supercharged engines were production designs with ATC ratings.

All U.S. market cars had the supercharged engine.

The supercharged engine will produce 205 horses and will move the 3,600-pound car to 60 m.p.h. in about 8.7 seconds.

Their supercharged engines glowed warm.

A vehicle equipped with a supercharged engine (a "blown higboy")