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Small engine Vs. large engine

pete4130 · 2013-02-09 01:22:21

Interesting article from the BBC about the fuel economy of newer smaller displacement engines and their technology compared to older, larger displacement engines. It's nothing new. It just seems to show that to get the most out of your smaller turbor charged engine you have to adjust your driving style as opposed to larger…

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Interesting article from the BBC about the fuel economy of newer smaller displacement engines and their technology compared to older, larger displacement engines.

It's nothing new. It just seems to show that to get the most out of your smaller turbor charged engine you have to adjust your driving style as opposed to larger units which give better all round performance.

http://www.bbc.com/autos/story/20130207-turbo-trouble

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