Hey what's up welcome back to past gas this week we are talking about great moments in

turbocharging history this is a really fun one just a collection of stories a grab bag if you will

about everyone's favorite engine modification we're gonna be talking about the onset of those Whirley boys until they're

Edventon racing in the 70s and 80s and even up until our modern day turbos, which are super sick,

that's right.

The best noises, give us that precious boost.

And we got our boy Tristan Kim here today.

Hello, let's get into it.

The year is 1984, and you're standing in a serene, idyllic, snow-covered forest at the break of dawn.

It almost be fit for a postcard, except for the fact that you're huddled together with hundreds of other people outlining the curve of a narrow snow-covered road.

The sheer level of anticipation is measured in the crowd's silence. A smattering of murmur can be heard as the sun

slowly rises. You start to hear the minor offbeat roar of something that sounds truly

out of this world as the murmur cease.

The road isn't constant.

It's frequently interrupted by a chattery high-pitched is.

Both noises are getting louder.

Suddenly, a white and yellow coop with headlights strewn across its nose rages into the picture,

sideways with snow flying off all four tires.

The offbeat roar has completely enveloped every single person's

ear drone within a hundred feet. And then it's gone. The crowd roars as the

Audi Sport Quattro S1 disappears into the distance. The

outie, like so many of the monstrous group B cars of the era, made incredible

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