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Originally Posted by LiquidZ For a short period of time, yes. The turbo impeller/turbine wheel maintain some rotational velocity once the exhaust gases stop flowing. Obviously, once internal friction forces
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You know I wasn't referring to the interial energy stored in the turbo due it being a rotating mass. I was just saying, to get the turbine spinning, the pistons have to put extra effort to push the exhaust gasses through it. That extra effort would be "robbed" from the engine's total bhp. Where else would the energy come from?
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