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Turbocharged petrol engine (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Turbocharged petrol engine" in English language version.

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  • Bennett, Jim (1999). "Mechanics and mechanisms". The Complete Motorcycle Book: A Consumer's Guide (2nd ed.). p. 57a. ISBN 0-8160-3854-6. Neither system [superchargers nor turbochargers] has found acceptance in the mass-produced motorcycle market, although a significant effort to build turbos was made by the Japanese motorcycle makers in the early 1980s. Factory turbos were shipped by Honda (the 82-horsepower CX500T V-twin), Yamaha (the 85-horsepower XJ650T transverse-four), Suzuki (the 85-horsepower XN85, using a GS650 transverse-four) and Kawasaki (the 110-horsepower ZX750 transverse-four).

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  • Walker, Mick (2006). "Turbocharging". Motorcycle: Evolution, Design, Passion. JHU Press. p. 166. ISBN 9780801885303. other manufacturers built prototypes and small batches of turbocharged machines, only the Japanese giants attempted to exploit the turbo for series-production bikes

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  • "The history of turbocharging". Germany: Turbolader. Retrieved 2012-04-13.

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