TWIN TURBO V6 ENGINE

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The Twin Turbo V6 Engine is Powered by a High-Performance Piston, which Rotates the Crank Shaft to Move the Engine Block. The Rocker Arm Connects to the Cylinder Head, where Gases are Directed through the Exhaust Manifold and Out of the Air Filter. Meanwhile, the Cam Shaft Controls the Valve's Movement, while the Rocker Spring Helps it Return to its Original Position. As a Result, the Belt Wheels Spin at High Speed, Drawing in Air through the Intake Manifold and onto the Front Cover of the Engine. Oil is Stored in the Oil Pan and Compressed by the Turbocharger, called the Air Turbo, which then Pushes it into the Valves Cover to Keep Everything Running Smoothly.