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The power of an engine largely depends on what proportion of air it can pull in.

Both superchargers and turbochargers use forced induction to bring more air and more power to your engine.

Naturally aspirated engines operating stumped level get air at 14.7 psi, so if a turbo or supercharger adds 7 psi of boost to an engine, then the cylinders themselves are becoming roughly 50 percent more air and will theoretically be ready to produce about 50 percent more power.It doesn't usually compute that way.

within the end, the standard expectation is that adding 50 percent more air yields 30 to 40 percent more power.Turbochargers and superchargers can sometimes get confused.

Turbochargers and superchargersThe function of induction before discussing their differences, it helps to know what links turbochargers and superchargers from an engineering standpoint.

The compressed gas allows for extra oxygen to succeed in the engine, which helps create an additional boost of power.