An aftermarket assembly designed to augment the performance of a specific Toyota Corolla engine configuration. This system typically includes a turbocharger, exhaust manifold, intercooler, piping, and necessary hardware and software modifications required for its proper installation and operation on the 1.8-liter engine. This engine enhancement modifies the air intake system, forcing more air into the cylinders than naturally aspirated engines, thus potentially increasing horsepower and torque.
The adoption of forced induction systems, like those containing a turbocharger, offers a method for elevating the power output of the vehicle without significantly altering its overall engine displacement. Historically, these upgrades have been sought after by automotive enthusiasts aiming to enhance acceleration, improve responsiveness, and realize a greater driving experience. The impact of such a modification can vary widely depending on the specific components utilized, the quality of the installation, and the tuning implemented to optimize its performance.