About Garrett
Garrett is a world-class manufacturer of turbochargers, with a heritage dating back to 1936. The company has been at the forefront of automotive turbocharging for over 65 years, providing products to nearly every major global auto maker. Garrett technology has been used in various applications, including cars, trucks, fuel cells, and racing and performance applications.
Why Choose Garrett Turbochargers?
Garrett turbochargers are built to meet severe requirements, ensuring a safe and reliable product. The company subjects its turbos to several OE qualification tests, including on-engine durability, gas stand cyclic durability, compressor and turbine housing containment, shaft motion, and thermal cycle tests.
How a Turbo System Works
A turbo system works by delivering more air into the engine’s cylinders, increasing power and performance. The system consists of key components, including the compressor inlet, compressor discharge, charge air cooler, intake manifold, exhaust manifold, turbine inlet, and turbine discharge.
Components of a Turbocharger
A turbocharger has several key components, including the center housing, compressor housing, oil inlet, speed sensor, compressor housing inlet, turbine wheel, compressor wheel, turbine outlet, and ball bearing cartridge. These components work together to deliver compressed air to the engine’s cylinders.
Manual:
Download: Garrett ADVANCING Motion Performance Catalogue, Volume 9
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