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'''Engines''' are vital machines found prominent in vehicles, which are used to convert energy from one form to another, usually by mechanical means. They are prominent in all ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' games, to an extent.
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[[File:GTAV-Carburetor-V8-Engine.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Stinger GT]]'s V8 engine.]]'''Engines''' are vital machines found prominent in vehicles, which are used to convert energy from one form to another, usually by mechanical means. They are prominent in all ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' games, to an extent.
   
 
==Description==
  
==Description==
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*[[Crusader]]
  
*[[Crusader]]
 
*[[Dashound]]
  
*[[Dashound]]
  +
*[[Flash GT]]
 
*[[Gang Burrito]] (Lost MC and Civilian)
  
*[[Gang Burrito]] (Lost MC and Civilian)
 
*[[Ingot]]
  
*[[Ingot]]
  +
*[[Issi]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Issi]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Issi]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Issi]]
 
*[[Mesa]]
  
*[[Mesa]]
 
*[[Monroe]]
  
*[[Monroe]]
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|-
  
|-
 
|
  
|
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*[[Angel]]
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*[[Angel (motorcycle)|Angel]]
 
*[[Daemon]]
  
*[[Daemon]]
 
*[[Freeway]]
  
*[[Freeway]]
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*[[Trashmaster]]
  
*[[Trashmaster]]
 
|}
  
|}
  +
 
===''Grand Theft Auto V''===
  
===''Grand Theft Auto V''===
 
{| class="wikitable"
  
{| class="wikitable"
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! width="30%" | Single Cylinder
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! width="30%" |Single Cylinder
−
! width="40%" | V-Twin
 +
! width="40%" |V-Twin
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! width="30%" | Inline-4
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! width="30%" |Inline-4
 
|-
  
|-
 
|
  
|
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*[[Manchez]]
  
*[[Manchez]]
 
*[[Sanchez]]
  
*[[Sanchez]]
  +
*[[Sanchez (livery)]]
 
|
  
|
  +
*[[Apocalypse Deathbike]]
 
*[[Avarus]]
  
*[[Avarus]]
 
*[[Bagger]]
  
*[[Bagger]]
 
*[[Chimera]]
  
*[[Chimera]]
−
*[[Daemon]]
 +
*[[Cliffhanger]]
  +
*[[Daemon]] (Both models)
 
*[[Esskey]]
  
*[[Esskey]]
 
*[[Gargoyle]]
  
*[[Gargoyle]]
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*[[Nemesis]]
  
*[[Nemesis]]
 
*[[Nightblade]]
  
*[[Nightblade]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Deathbike]]
 
*[[Police Bike]]
  
*[[Police Bike]]
 
*[[Rat Bike]]
  
*[[Rat Bike]]
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*[[Zombie|Zombie Chopper]]
  
*[[Zombie|Zombie Chopper]]
 
|
  
|
  +
*[[Apocalypse Issi]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse ZR380]]
 
*[[Airport Bus]]
  
*[[Airport Bus]]
 
*[[Akuma]]
  
*[[Akuma]]
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*[[Bus]]
  
*[[Bus]]
 
*[[Camper]]
  
*[[Camper]]
  +
*[[Caracara]]
  +
*[[Caracara 4x4]]
 
*[[Carbon RS]]
  
*[[Carbon RS]]
 
*[[Carbonizzare]]
  
*[[Carbonizzare]]
  +
*[[Cheburek]]
 
*[[Coquette]]
  
*[[Coquette]]
 
*[[Dashound]]
  
*[[Dashound]]
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*[[Dubsta]]
  
*[[Dubsta]]
 
*[[Dubsta 6x6]]
  
*[[Dubsta 6x6]]
  +
*[[Dynasty]]
 
*[[F620]]
  
*[[F620]]
 
*[[FQ 2]]
  
*[[FQ 2]]
  +
*[[Festival Bus]]
 
*[[FIB Buffalo|FIB]] (Buffalo)
  
*[[FIB Buffalo|FIB]] (Buffalo)
 
*[[FIB Granger|FIB]] (Granger)
  
*[[FIB Granger|FIB]] (Granger)
  +
*[[Freecrawler]]
 
*[[Fugitive]]
  
*[[Fugitive]]
 
*[[Fusilade]]
  
*[[Fusilade]]
 
*[[Futo]]
  
*[[Futo]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Issi]]
  +
*[[Future Shock ZR380]]
 
*[[Granger]]
  
*[[Granger]]
 
*[[Go Go Monkey Blista]]
  
*[[Go Go Monkey Blista]]
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*[[Ingot]]
  
*[[Ingot]]
 
*[[Issi]]
  
*[[Issi]]
  +
*[[Issi Classic]]
 
*[[Kalahari]]
  
*[[Kalahari]]
 
*[[Lifeguard]]
  
*[[Lifeguard]]
 
*[[Massacro]]
  
*[[Massacro]]
 
*[[Massacro (Racecar)]]
  
*[[Massacro (Racecar)]]
  +
*[[Michelli GT]]
 
*[[Mixer]] (1st and 2nd gen)
  
*[[Mixer]] (1st and 2nd gen)
  +
*[[Nebula Turbo]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Issi]]
  +
*[[Nightmare ZR380]]
  +
*[[Pariah]]
 
*[[Park Ranger]]
  
*[[Park Ranger]]
  +
*[[Patriot]] ({{H:title|Updated in the After Hours update, in the Enhanced Version|?}})
  +
*[[Patriot Stretch]]
 
*[[Police Cruiser]] (Stanier)
  
*[[Police Cruiser]] (Stanier)
 
*[[Police Buffalo|Police Cruiser]] (Buffalo)
  
*[[Police Buffalo|Police Cruiser]] (Buffalo)
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*[[Rancher XL]]
  
*[[Rancher XL]]
 
*[[Rental Shuttle Bus]]
  
*[[Rental Shuttle Bus]]
  +
*[[Retinue]]
  +
*[[Riata]]
 
*[[Rubble]]
  
*[[Rubble]]
  +
*[[Savestra]]
 
*[[Scrap Truck]]
  
*[[Scrap Truck]]
 
*[[Seminole]]
  
*[[Seminole]]
 
*[[Sentinel]]
  
*[[Sentinel]]
  +
*[[Sentinel Classic]]
 
*[[Sentinel XS]]
  
*[[Sentinel XS]]
 
*[[Sheriff SUV]]
  
*[[Sheriff SUV]]
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*[[Towtruck (truck)|Towtruck]] (Large)
  
*[[Towtruck (truck)|Towtruck]] (Large)
 
*[[Tractor]]
  
*[[Tractor]]
  +
*[[Ultralight]]
 
*[[Unmarked Cruiser]]
  
*[[Unmarked Cruiser]]
 
*[[Utility Truck]]
  
*[[Utility Truck]]
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*[[Zion]]
  
*[[Zion]]
 
*[[Zion Cabrio]]
  
*[[Zion Cabrio]]
  +
*[[Zion Classic]]
 
|-
  
|-
 
!Inline-6
  
!Inline-6
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|-
  
|-
 
|
  
|
  +
*[[190z]]
 
*[[Brawler]]
  
*[[Brawler]]
  +
*[[Elegy Retro Custom]]
  +
*[[Fagaloa]]
  +
*[[Hellion]]
  +
*[[Jester Classic]] ({{H:title|slight numeric error with exhaust manifolds|!}})
 
*[[Kuruma]]
  
*[[Kuruma]]
 
*[[Kuruma (Armored)]]
  
*[[Kuruma (Armored)]]
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*[[Elegy Retro Custom]]
  
 
*[[Raptor]]
  
*[[Raptor]]
 
*[[Sultan]] ({{H:title|slight numeric error with exhaust manifolds|!}})
  
*[[Sultan]] ({{H:title|slight numeric error with exhaust manifolds|!}})
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*[[Airtug]]
  
*[[Airtug]]
 
*[[Alpha]]
  
*[[Alpha]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Bruiser]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Imperator]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Sasquatch]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Slamvan]]
 
*[[Banshee]]
  
*[[Banshee]]
 
*[[Banshee 900R]]
  
*[[Banshee 900R]]
−
*[[Blade]]
 +
*[[Blade (car)|Blade]]
 
*[[Bison]]
  
*[[Bison]]
 
*[[Bobcat XL]]
  
*[[Bobcat XL]]
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*[[Casco]]
  
*[[Casco]]
 
*[[Cheetah]]
  
*[[Cheetah]]
  +
*[[Chernobog]]
 
*[[Chino]]
  
*[[Chino]]
 
*[[Chino Custom]]
  
*[[Chino Custom]]
  +
*[[Clique]]
 
*[[Clown Van]]
  
*[[Clown Van]]
 
*[[Comet]]
  
*[[Comet]]
  +
*[[Comet SR]]
 
*[[Coquette BlackFin]]
  
*[[Coquette BlackFin]]
 
*[[Coquette Classic]]
  
*[[Coquette Classic]]
 
*[[Desert Raid]]
  
*[[Desert Raid]]
  +
*[[Deviant]]
 
*[[Dominator]]
  
*[[Dominator]]
  +
*[[Dominator GTX]]
 
*[[Drift Tampa]]
  
*[[Drift Tampa]]
 
*[[Dukes (car)|Dukes]]
  
*[[Dukes (car)|Dukes]]
 
*[[Duke O'Death]]
  
*[[Duke O'Death]]
 
*[[Elegy RH8]]
  
*[[Elegy RH8]]
  +
*[[Ellie]]
  +
*[[Emerus]]
 
*[[Emperor (car)|Emperor]]
  
*[[Emperor (car)|Emperor]]
 
*[[Entity XF]]
  
*[[Entity XF]]
  +
*[[Entity XXR]]
 
*[[Faction]]
  
*[[Faction]]
 
*[[Faction Custom]]
  
*[[Faction Custom]]
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*[[FMJ]]
  
*[[FMJ]]
 
*[[Fränken Stange]]
  
*[[Fränken Stange]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Bruiser]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Imperator]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Sasquatch]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Slamvan]]
 
*[[Gang Burrito]]
  
*[[Gang Burrito]]
 
*[[Gauntlet]]
  
*[[Gauntlet]]
  +
*[[Gauntlet Classic]]
  +
*[[Gauntlet Hellfire]]
 
*[[Glendale]]
  
*[[Glendale]]
  +
*[[GT500]]
  +
*[[Hermes]]
 
*[[Hotknife]]
  
*[[Hotknife]]
  +
*[[Hotring Sabre]]
  +
*[[Hustler]]
  +
*[[Impaler]]
 
*[[Jester]]
  
*[[Jester]]
 
*[[Jester (Racecar)]]
  
*[[Jester (Racecar)]]
  +
*[[Kamacho]]
 
*[[Khamelion]]
  
*[[Khamelion]]
 
*[[The Liberator|Liberator]]
  
*[[The Liberator|Liberator]]
  +
*[[Locust]]
  +
*[[Lost Slamvan]]
 
*[[Lurcher]]
  
*[[Lurcher]]
 
*[[Mamba]]
  
*[[Mamba]]
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*[[Moonbeam]]
  
*[[Moonbeam]]
 
*[[Moonbeam Custom]]
  
*[[Moonbeam Custom]]
  +
*[[Neo]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Bruiser]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Imperator]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Sasquatch]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Slamvan]]
 
*[[Nightshade]]
  
*[[Nightshade]]
 
*[[Osiris]]
  
*[[Osiris]]
 
*[[Paradise]]
  
*[[Paradise]]
 
*[[Peyote]]
  
*[[Peyote]]
  +
*[[Peyote Gasser]]
 
*[[Phantom Wedge]]
  
*[[Phantom Wedge]]
 
*[[Phoenix]]
  
*[[Phoenix]]
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*[[Police Roadcruiser]]
  
*[[Police Roadcruiser]]
 
*[[Prairie]]
  
*[[Prairie]]
  +
*[[Rampant Rocket]]
  +
*[[Rapid GT Classic]]
 
*[[Rat-Loader]]
  
*[[Rat-Loader]]
 
*[[Rat-Truck]]
  
*[[Rat-Truck]]
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*[[Rumpo]]
  
*[[Rumpo]]
 
*[[Rumpo Custom]]
  
*[[Rumpo Custom]]
  +
*[[S80RR]]
 
*[[Sabre Turbo]]
  
*[[Sabre Turbo]]
 
*[[Sabre Turbo Custom]]
  
*[[Sabre Turbo Custom]]
 
*[[Sandking SWB]]
  
*[[Sandking SWB]]
 
*[[Sandking XL]]
  
*[[Sandking XL]]
  +
*[[SC1]]
 
*[[Seminole]]
  
*[[Seminole]]
 
*[[Serrano]]
  
*[[Serrano]]
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*[[Slamvan Custom]]
  
*[[Slamvan Custom]]
 
*[[Speedo]]
  
*[[Speedo]]
  +
*[[Speedo Custom]]
  +
*[[Stafford]]
 
*[[Stallion]] <small>(Twin-cam)</small>
  
*[[Stallion]] <small>(Twin-cam)</small>
 
*[[Stinger]]
  
*[[Stinger]]
 
*[[Stinger GT]]
  
*[[Stinger GT]]
 
*[[Stirling GT]]
  
*[[Stirling GT]]
  +
*[[Streiter]]
 
*[[Stretch]]
  
*[[Stretch]]
 
*[[T20]]
  
*[[T20]]
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*[[Tow Truck]]
  
*[[Tow Truck]]
 
*[[Trophy Truck]]
  
*[[Trophy Truck]]
  +
*[[Tulip]]
 
*[[Turismo R]]
  
*[[Turismo R]]
 
*[[Tyrus]]
  
*[[Tyrus]]
 
*[[Utility Van|Utility Truck]] (Contender)
  
*[[Utility Van|Utility Truck]] (Contender)
  +
*[[Vamos]]
 
*[[Vigero]]
  
*[[Vigero]]
 
*[[Virgo]]
  
*[[Virgo]]
 
*[[Virgo Classic]]
  
*[[Virgo Classic]]
 
*[[Virgo Classic Custom]]
  
*[[Virgo Classic Custom]]
  +
*[[Viseris]]
 
*[[Voodoo]]
  
*[[Voodoo]]
 
*[[Voodoo Custom]]
  
*[[Voodoo Custom]]
 
*[[Washington]]
  
*[[Washington]]
  +
*[[Weaponized Tampa]]
  +
*[[Yosemite]]
 
|
  
|
  +
*[[Cheetah Classic]]
  +
*[[GP1]]
  +
*[[Infernus Classic]]
 
*[[JB 700]]
  
*[[JB 700]]
  +
*[[P-45 Nokota]]
 
*[[Penetrator]]
  
*[[Penetrator]]
 
*[[Roosevelt]]
  
*[[Roosevelt]]
 
*[[Roosevelt Valor]]
  
*[[Roosevelt Valor]]
  +
*[[Swinger]]
  +
*[[Torero]]
 
*[[Toro]] (x2)
  
*[[Toro]] (x2)
  +
*[[Toros]]
  +
*[[Turismo Classic]]
 
*[[Verlierer]]
  
*[[Verlierer]]
 
*[[Z-Type]]
  
*[[Z-Type]]
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|-
  
|-
 
|
  
|
  +
*[[RC Bandito]] - '''Electric battery motor'''
 
*[[Blazer]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
  
*[[Blazer]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
 
*[[Blazer Lifeguard]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
  
*[[Blazer Lifeguard]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
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*[[FCR 1000 Custom]] - '''Flat-Twin'''
  
*[[FCR 1000 Custom]] - '''Flat-Twin'''
 
*[[Lectro]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
  
*[[Lectro]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
  +
*[[Oppressor]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
  +
*[[Oppressor Mk II]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
 
*[[Street Blazer]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
  
*[[Street Blazer]] - '''Parallel-Twin'''
 
*[[Panto]] - '''3 cylinder'''
  
*[[Panto]] - '''3 cylinder'''
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*[[Ruffian]] - '''3 cylinder'''
  
*[[Ruffian]] - '''3 cylinder'''
 
*[[Bifta]] - '''Flat-4'''
  
*[[Bifta]] - '''Flat-4'''
−
*[[Dune Buggy]]- '''Flat-4'''
 +
*[[Dune Buggy]] - '''Flat-4'''
  +
*[[Dune FAV]] - '''Flat-4'''
 
*[[Space Docker]] - '''Flat-4'''
  
*[[Space Docker]] - '''Flat-4'''
 
*[[Injection]] - '''Flat-4'''
  
*[[Injection]] - '''Flat-4'''
 
*[[Ramp Buggy]] - '''Flat-4'''
  
*[[Ramp Buggy]] - '''Flat-4'''
  +
*[[Havok]] - '''Flat-4'''
 
*[[Journey]] - '''V6'''
  
*[[Journey]] - '''V6'''
 
*[[ETR1]] - '''V6'''
  
*[[ETR1]] - '''V6'''
  +
*[[GB200]] - '''V6'''
 
*[[Tropos Rallye]] - '''V6'''
  
*[[Tropos Rallye]] - '''V6'''
 
*[[Comet Retro Custom]] - '''V6'''
  
*[[Comet Retro Custom]] - '''V6'''
  +
*[[Comet Safari]] - '''V6'''
  +
*[[Dodo]] - '''8 cylinder Radial'''
  +
*[[Duster]] - '''8 cylinder Radial'''
  +
*[[Mogul]] - '''8 cylinder Radial (x2)'''
 
|
  
|
  +
*[[8F Drafter]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Adder]] <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Adder]] <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
  +
*[[Ardent]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  +
*[[Autarch]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
 
*[[Asea]] <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Asea]] <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
 
*[[Baller]] (1st and 2nd gen) <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Baller]] (1st and 2nd gen) <small>(cover only)</small>
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*[[BeeJay XL]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[BeeJay XL]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Blista]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Blista]] <small>(cover only)</small>
−
*[[Brickade]] <small>(Bottom side reveals an Inline engine. Engine configuration remains unknown)</small>
  
 
*[[Cavalcade]] (1st and 2nd) <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Cavalcade]] (1st and 2nd) <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Cognoscenti]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Cognoscenti]] <small>(cover only)</small>
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*[[Duneloader]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
  
*[[Duneloader]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
 
*[[Exemplar]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  
*[[Exemplar]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  +
*[[Flash GT]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  +
*[[Furore GT]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
 
*[[Flatbed]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
  
*[[Flatbed]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
 
*[[Felon]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Felon]] <small>(cover only)</small>
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*[[Furore GT]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  
*[[Furore GT]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
 
*[[Gresley]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Gresley]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  +
*[[Half-track]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
 
*[[Infernus]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  
*[[Infernus]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
 
*[[Intruder]] <small>(undetailed, lack of second manifold)</small>
  
*[[Intruder]] <small>(undetailed, lack of second manifold)</small>
  +
*[[Issi Sport]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Jackal]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Jackal]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  +
*[[Jugular]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Landstalker]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Landstalker]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Lynx]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Lynx]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Mower|Lawn Mower]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Mower|Lawn Mower]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Mesa]] <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Mesa]] <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
−
*[[Merryweather Mesa|Mesa]] (Off-road) <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
  
 
*[[Minivan]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Minivan]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Monroe]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  
*[[Monroe]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
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*[[Penumbra]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Penumbra]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
 
*[[Phantom]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
  
*[[Phantom]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
  +
*[[Phantom Custom]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
 
*[[Pounder]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
  
*[[Pounder]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
 
*[[Premier]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Premier]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
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*[[Radius]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Radius]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Rapid GT]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  
*[[Rapid GT]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  +
*[[Revolter]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
 
*[[Rocket Voltic]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
  
*[[Rocket Voltic]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
 
*[[Rocoto]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Rocoto]] <small>(cover only)</small>
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*[[Schafter LWB]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Schafter LWB]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
 
*[[Schafter LWB (Armored)]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Schafter LWB (Armored)]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  +
*[[Schlagen GT]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Schwartzer]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Schwartzer]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
 
*[[Surano]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
  
*[[Surano]] <small>(no manifolds; cover only)</small>
 
*[[Surge]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Surge]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Tailgater]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Tailgater]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  +
*[[Thrax]] <small>(no manifolds or engine-block moulds; cover only)</small>
 
*[[Turreted Limo]] <small>(cover only)</small>
  
*[[Turreted Limo]] <small>(cover only)</small>
 
*[[Vacca]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  
*[[Vacca]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
  +
*[[Vagner]] <small>(no manifolds; cam heads only)</small>
 
*[[Vindicator]] <small>(no manifolds; cylinder block only)</small>
  
*[[Vindicator]] <small>(no manifolds; cylinder block only)</small>
 
*[[Voltic]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
  
*[[Voltic]] <small>(undetailed)</small>
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*[[811]]
  
*[[811]]
 
*[[9F Cabrio]]
  
*[[9F Cabrio]]
  +
*[[APC]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Brutus]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Cerberus]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Scarab]]
 
*[[Armored Boxville]]
  
*[[Armored Boxville]]
−
*[[Caddy]]
 +
*[[Barrage]]
  +
*[[Brickade]]
  +
*[[Caddy]] (all variants)
 
*[[Cutter]]
  
*[[Cutter]]
  +
*[[Deluxo]]
 
*[[Dock Handler]]
  
*[[Dock Handler]]
 
*[[Docktug]]
  
*[[Docktug]]
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*[[Fire Truck]]
  
*[[Fire Truck]]
 
*[[Forklift]]
  
*[[Forklift]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Brutus]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Cerberus]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Scarab]]
 
*[[Hakuchou]]<!--Has a crankcase with random twin exhausts-->
  
*[[Hakuchou]]<!--Has a crankcase with random twin exhausts-->
 
*[[Hakuchou Drag]]<!--Has a crankcase with random twin exhausts-->
  
*[[Hakuchou Drag]]<!--Has a crankcase with random twin exhausts-->
 
*[[Hauler]]
  
*[[Hauler]]
  +
*[[Hauler Custom]]
 
*[[Insurgent]]
  
*[[Insurgent]]
 
*[[Insurgent Pick-Up]]
  
*[[Insurgent Pick-Up]]
  +
*[[Insurgent Pick-Up Custom]]
  +
*[[Krieger]]
  +
*[[Menacer]]
 
*[[Mule]]
  
*[[Mule]]
  +
*[[Mule Custom]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Brutus]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Cerberus]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Scarab]]
  +
*[[Nightshark]]
  +
*[[Pounder Custom]]
  +
*[[RCV]]
 
*[[RE-7B]]
  
*[[RE-7B]]
 
*[[Rhino Tank]]
  
*[[Rhino Tank]]
 
*[[Ripley]]
  
*[[Ripley]]
  +
*[[Ruston]]
  +
*[[Scramjet]]
 
*[[Shotaro]]<!--Has a crankcase and some random bits-->
  
*[[Shotaro]]<!--Has a crankcase and some random bits-->
 
*[[Specter]]
  
*[[Specter]]
 
*[[Specter Custom]]
  
*[[Specter Custom]]
  +
*[[Stromberg (car)|Stromberg]]
 
*[[Surfer]]
  
*[[Surfer]]
  +
*[[Terrorbyte]]
  +
*[[TM-02 Khanjali]]
 
*[[Trashmaster]]
  
*[[Trashmaster]]
 
*[[Wastelander]]
  
*[[Wastelander]]
 
*[[Zentorno]]
  
*[[Zentorno]]
 
|}
  
|}
  +
−
<!--;Unidentified
  
−
For cars that were not fully identified! Hide this section if all cars are properly categorized in the table above.-->
 +
;Unidentified<!--For cars that were not fully identified! Hide this section if all cars are properly categorized in the table above.-->
  +
  +
*[[Apocalypse Dominator]]
  +
*[[Apocalypse Impaler]]
  +
*[[Cyclone]] <!--Single battery cell-->
  +
*[[Deveste Eight]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Deathbike]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Dominator]]
  +
*[[Future Shock Impaler]]
  +
*[[Itali GTO]]
  +
*[[Neon]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Dominator]]
  +
*[[Nightmare Impaler]]
  +
*[[Novak]]
  +
*[[Paragon R]]
  +
*[[Paragon R (Armored)]]
  +
*[[Raiden]] <!--Two batteries-->
  +
*[[Taipan]]
  +
*[[Tezeract]] <!--Two electric motors-->
  +
*[[Tyrant]]
  +
*[[Vigilante (car)|Vigilante]]
  +
*[[XA-21]]
  +
*[[Zorrusso]]
  +
  +
;Interchangeable<!--For cars with options that change the whole engine. Separated from the main groups to avoid confusion.-->
  +
  +
*[[Ardent]] ('''V8''')
  +
*[[FCR 1000 Custom]] ('''V-Twin''')
  +
*[[Hellion]] ('''V8''')
  +
*[[Nebula Turbo]] ('''V8''')
  +
*[[Oppressor]] ('''Vortex engine''')
  +
*[[Oppressor Mk II]] ('''Vortex engine''')
  +
*[[Primo Custom]] ('''V8''')
  +
*[[XA-21]] ('''V8''' & '''V12''')
  +
*[[Zion Classic]] ('''V8''')
   
 
==Engine Features==
  
==Engine Features==
 
===Air Filters===
  
===Air Filters===
−
[[File:Vigero-GTAV-V8-Air_filter.jpg|thumb|A V8 engine with a large air filter centralized on the engine. ]]
 +
[[File:Vigero-GTAV-V8-Air_filter.jpg|thumb|A V8 engine with a large air filter centralized on the engine.]]
 
'''Air Filters''' are devices used to filter air before it is drawn into the engine. Although all cars feature air filters, only some vehicles feature external, distinctively large air filters.
  
'''Air Filters''' are devices used to filter air before it is drawn into the engine. Although all cars feature air filters, only some vehicles feature external, distinctively large air filters.
   
−
Appearing in the HD Universe the most, they are detailed models with typically red filter paper in a usually cylindrical block placed on the top of the engine cover, or, for basic cars, laid aside the engine, in which an air filter pipe will be used for connection.
 +
Appearing in the HD Universe the most, they are detailed models with typically red filter paper in a usually cylindrical block placed on the top of the engine cover, or, for basic cars, laid aside the engine, in which an air filter pipe will be used for connection. Depending of the vehicle, air filters can be seen either alone or in conjuction with superchargers and turbochargers. They are also seen as single units, but some models can include two or even three filter units.
   
−
Examples of cars including air filters are:
 +
Examples of cars with air filters are:
  +
−
*[[Tornado]]
  
  +
====''Grand Theft Auto IV''====
−
*[[Tornado Custom]] (modification)
  
−
*[[Desert Raid]] (twin square blocks)
 +
*[[Contender]] (pod filter)
−
*[[Trophy Truck]] (twin square blocks)
 +
*[[Coquette]] (pod filter)
−
*[[Voodoo]]
 +
*[[Feroci]] (pod filter)
−
*[[Voodoo Custom]] (modification)
 +
*[[Flatbed]] (cylindrical filter)
  +
*[[Freeway]] (scoop side filter)
  +
*[[Intruder]] (pod filter)
  +
*[[Sabre]] (pod filter)
  +
*[[Sabre Turbo]] (circular filter)
  +
*[[Stallion]] (circular filter)
  +
*[[Stratum]] (pod filter)
  +
*[[Vigero]] (circular filter; clean only)
  +
*[[Zombie]] (circular side filter)
  +
  +
====''The Lost and Damned''====
  +
*[[Angel (motorcycle)|Angel]] (oval-shaped side filter)
  +
*[[Daemon]] (circular side filter)
  +
*[[Diabolus]] (cone-shaped side filter)
  +
*[[Hexer]] (cone-shaped side filter)
  +
*[[Innovation]] (oval-shaped side filter)
  +
*[[Nightblade]] (circular side filter)
  +
*[[Regina]] (circular filter)
  +
*[[Revenant]] (scooped side filter)
  +
*[[Wayfarer]] (droplet-shaped side filter)
  +
*[[Wolfsbane]] (circular side filter)
  +
  +
====''The Ballad of Gay Tony''====
  +
*[[Police Bike]] (circular side filter)
  +
*[[Tampa]] (circular filter)
  +
  +
====''Grand Theft Auto V''====
  +
{| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:top;" valign="top"
  +
! scope="col" |Vehicle
  +
! scope="col" |Available by default
  +
! scope="col" |Available as modification
  +
|-
  +
|[[Avarus]]
  +
|Cone-shaped side filter
  +
|Circular side filter<br>Cone-shaped side filter<br>Scooped side filter
  +
|-
  +
|[[Bagger]]
  +
|Oval-shaped side filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Banshee 900R]]
  +
|No
  +
|Large square block<br>Twin square blocks<br>Eight circular filters
  +
|-
  +
|[[Bestia GTS]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Bifta]]
  +
|Twin oval-shaped filters
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|Bruiser ([[Apocalypse Bruiser|Apocalypse]], [[Future Shock Bruiser|Future Shock]] & [[Nightmare Bruiser|Nightmare]])
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Buccaneer Custom]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Carbonizzare]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Cheburek]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Chernobog]]
  +
|Cylindrical filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Chimera]]
  +
|Pod side filter
  +
|Circular side filter<br>Cone-shaped side filter<br>Scooped side filter
  +
|-
  +
|[[Chino Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Cliffhanger]]
  +
|Rounded rectangle side block
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Coquette]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Daemon]]
  +
|Droplet-shaped side filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Daemon]] (Custom)
  +
|Droplet-shaped side filter
  +
|Circular side filter<br>Cone-shaped side filter<br>Scooped side filter
  +
|-
  +
|Deathbike ([[Apocalypse Deathbike|Apocalypse]] & [[Nightmare Deathbike|Nightmare]])
  +
|Pod side filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Defiler]]
  +
|Twin pod filters
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Desert Raid]]
  +
|Twin square blocks
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dominator]] ([[Pißwasser Dominator|Pißwasser]])
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dominator GTX]]
  +
|Rectangle block
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dune Buggy]]
  +
|Twin oval-shaped filters
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dune FAV]]
  +
|Twin oval-shaped filters
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Duneloader]]
  +
|Cylindrical filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Elegy Retro Custom]]
  +
|Large square panel
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[FCR 1000 Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Pod side filter
  +
|-
  +
|[[Flatbed]]
  +
|Cylindrical filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Gargoyle]]
  +
|Shield-shaped side filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Gauntlet]] ([[Redwood Gauntlet|Redwood]])
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Gauntlet Classic]]
  +
|No
  +
|Twin square blocks<br>Rounded rectangle block
  +
|-
  +
|[[Glendale]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Half-track]]
  +
|Cylindrical filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hellion]]
  +
|No
  +
|Twin square blocks<br>Triple square blocks<br>Twin pod filters
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hexer]]
  +
|Cone-shaped side filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hotring Sabre]]
  +
|Covered circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Impaler]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block
  +
|-
  +
|[[BF Injection|Injection]]
  +
|Twin oval-shaped filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Innovation]]
  +
|Oval-shaped side filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Intruder]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Issi Classic]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|Pod filter<br>Triple pod filter
  +
|-
  +
|Issi Arena ([[Apocalypse Issi|Apocalypse]], [[Future Shock Issi|Future Shock]] & [[Nightmare Issi|Nightmare]])
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|Pod filter<br>Triple pod filter
  +
|-
  +
|[[Kamacho]]
  +
|Twin square blocks
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Massacro]] ([[Massacro (Racecar)|Racecar]])
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Minivan Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Moonbeam Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Neo]]
  +
|Large rectangle block
  +
|Large rounded block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Pariah]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Penetrator]]
  +
|No
  +
|Large rectangle block<br>Triple square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Peyote Gasser]]
  +
|Large rounded block
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phantom]]
  +
|Cylindrical filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phantom Custom]]
  +
|Cylindrical filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Picador]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Pigalle]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Pounder]]
  +
|Cylindrical filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Prairie]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Primo Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Ramp Buggy]]
  +
|Twin oval-shaped filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Regina]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sabre Turbo]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sabre Turbo Custom]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sanctus]]
  +
|Cone-shaped side filter
  +
|Circular side filter<br>Cone-shaped side filter
  +
|-
  +
|[[Slamvan Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sovereign]] ([[Police Bike]])
  +
|Oval-shaped side filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Space Docker]]
  +
|Twin oval-shaped filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Stallion]] ([[Burger Shot Stallion|Burger Shot]])
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Stratum]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Street Blazer]]
  +
|Twin pod filters
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sultan]]
  +
|Large square panel
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sultan RS]]
  +
|Large square panel
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Swinger]]
  +
|No
  +
|Large rectangle block<br>Triple square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tampa]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tornado]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tornado Custom]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|Front panel filter<br>Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Trophy Truck]]
  +
|Twin square blocks
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tulip]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Ultralight]]
  +
|Large pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Utility Van|Utility Truck]]
  +
|Pod filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Vamos]]
  +
|Rectangle block
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Vigero]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Virgo Classic Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Viseris]]
  +
|Twin front trunk units
  +
|Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Voodoo Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|Rectangle block<br>Twin square blocks
  +
|-
  +
|[[Weaponized Tampa]]
  +
|Circular filter
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Wolfsbane]] ([[Rat Bike]])
  +
|Droplet-shaped side filter
  +
|Circular side filter<br>Cone-shaped side filter<br>Scooped side filter
  +
|-
  +
|[[XA-21]]
  +
|No
  +
|Large rectangle block
  +
|-
  +
|[[Zombie|Zombie Chopper]] ([[Zombie Bobber|Bobber]])
  +
|Droplet-shaped side filter
  +
|Circular side filter<br>Cone-shaped side filter<br>Scooped side filter
  +
|}
  +
  +
<gallery position="center" spacing="small">
  +
Coquette-GTAV-Engine.jpg|A pod filter seen on the intake manifold of the [[Coquette]].
  +
Pigalle-GTAV-Engine.png|A circular air filter seen on the [[Pigalle]].
  +
HotringSabre-GTAO-Engine.png|A covered air filter seen on the [[Hotring Sabre]].
  +
Chernobog-GTAO-Engine.png|A cylindrical filter seen on the [[Chernobog]].
  +
ElegyRetroCustom-GTAO-Engine.png|A large square panel filter seen on the [[Elegy Retro Custom]] (bottom-right side).
  +
Vamos-GTAO-Engine.png|A rectangle block filter seen on the [[Vamos]].
  +
XA21-GTAO-PrimaryCasedCustomV12.png|A large rectangle block filter seen on the [[XA-21]] as a modification.
  +
DesertRaid-GTAO-Engine.png|Two square block filters seen on the [[Desert Raid]].
  +
Swinger-GTAO-PrimaryTripleFilter.png|Three square block filters seen on the [[Swinger]] as a modification.
  +
Neo-GTAO-LargeFilterBlower.png|A rounded block filter seen on the [[Neo]] as a modification.
  +
DuneBuggy-GTAV-Engine.png|Two oval-shaped filters seen next to the engine, on the [[Dune Buggy]].
  +
Viseris-GTAO-Other.png|Two air filters seen on the front trunk/boot of the [[Viseris]].
  +
Wolfsbane-GTAO-FrontQuarter.png|A side-mounted air filter seen on the [[Wolfsbane]], between the engine cylinder blocks.
  +
StreetBlazer-GTAO-Engine.png|One of the two pod air filters seen on the [[Street Blazer]].
  +
</gallery>
   
 
===Turbochargers===
  
===Turbochargers===
 
'''Turbochargers''' are turbine-driven devices used to gain the highest-potential energy from exhaust air. They appear in the HD Universe the most, as a spiral/helical aluminium model, located beside the engine. The only modeled part of a turbocharger seen in-game is the turbine side housing, appearing as the aforementioned description.
  
'''Turbochargers''' are turbine-driven devices used to gain the highest-potential energy from exhaust air. They appear in the HD Universe the most, as a spiral/helical aluminium model, located beside the engine. The only modeled part of a turbocharger seen in-game is the turbine side housing, appearing as the aforementioned description.
   
−
Cars in ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'' can be seen with Turbocharger models by default, however, cars with them will not have any effect on the car's performance unless they purchase a Turbo modification at [[Los Santos Customs]] or other mod-shops. Note that cars '''without''' turbocharger models by default will not necessarily be fitted with a model even if the turbo modification is purchased.
 +
Cars in ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'' can be seen with Turbocharger models by default, however, cars with them will not have any effect on the car's performance unless they purchase a Turbo modification at [[Los Santos Customs]] or other mod-shops. Note that cars '''without''' turbocharger models by default will not necessarily be fitted with a model even if the turbo modification is purchased. Fewer vehicles may have a turbocharged engine sound heard when shifting gears, even if there is no in-game model or any "Turbo" modification installed.
   
  +
As newer vehicles were introduced in the enhanced version of ''[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]'', turbochargers are more detailed and fully functional, where the turbine moves when idle and revvs up with the engine revolutions.
−
Examples of cars using turbocharger models are:
  
  +
−
===''Grand Theft Auto V''===
  
  +
Examples of cars with turbochargers are:
−
*[[Airport Bus]]
  
  +
  +
====''Grand Theft Auto IV''====
 
*[[Ambulance]]
  
*[[Ambulance]]
  +
*[[Banshee]] (badging; twin)
−
*[[Asterope]]
  
 
*[[Benson]]
  
*[[Benson]]
 
*[[Bus]]
  
*[[Bus]]
−
*[[Camper]]
 +
*[[Boxville]]
  +
*[[DF8-90]] (in-game + badging)
−
*[[Dashound]]
  
−
*[[Dubsta]]
 +
*[[Enforcer]]
  +
*[[Faction]] (in-game + badging)
−
*[[Dubsta 6x6]]
  
−
*[[Faction]]
  
−
*[[FIB Granger|FIB]] (Granger)
  
−
*[[FQ 2]]
  
−
*[[Granger]]
  
 
*[[Habanero]]
  
*[[Habanero]]
−
*[[Huntley S]]
 +
*[[Mr Tasty]]
−
*[[Journey]]
 +
*[[PMP 600]]
−
*[[Lifeguard]]
 +
*[[Police Stockade]]
−
*[[Park Ranger]]
 +
*[[Securicar]]
−
*[[Police Prison Bus]]
  
−
*[[Rental Shuttle Bus]]
  
−
*[[Seminole]]
  
 
*[[Sentinel]]
  
*[[Sentinel]]
−
*[[Sentinel XS]]
 +
*[[Steed]]
  +
*[[Stratum]] (in-game + badging; twin)
−
*[[Sheriff SUV]]
  
−
*[[Sultan]] (spawns without, or with two turbochargers)
 +
*[[Sultan]] (badging; twin)
  +
*[[Sultan RS]] (badging; twin)
−
*[[Taco Van]]
  
−
*[[Tour Bus]]
 +
*[[Super GT|SuperGT]]
  +
*[[Yankee]]
−
*[[Utility Truck]] (Brute)
  
−
*[[Warrener]] (spawns without, with one, or with two turbochargers)
  
−
*[[Zion]]
  
   
  +
====''The Lost and Damned''====
−
Note several super cars in GTA V, particularly examples such as the [[Osiris]], [[Turismo R]] and [[Cheetah]] appear with side-placed Intercoolers, which are devices used commonly on turbocharged vehicles (especially when located behind intakes on the sides of cars), which cool down intake air for the best possible efficiency and performance. This could suggest that the aforementioned super cars are turbocharged, however, no in-game models of turbochargers appear in these vehicles.
  
  +
*[[Prison Bus]]
  +
*[[Yankee]] (open bed)
  +
  +
====''The Ballad of Gay Tony''====
  +
*[[F620]]
  +
*[[Serrano]]
  +
*[[Super Diamond]]
  +
*[[Super Drop Diamond]]
  +
  +
====''Grand Theft Auto V''====
  +
{| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:top;" valign="top"
  +
! scope="col" |Vehicle
  +
! scope="col" |Available by default
  +
! scope="col" |Available as modification*
  +
! scope="col" |Indicated by badges
  +
|-
  +
|[[Airport Bus]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Ambulance]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Asterope]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Banshee]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes (twin)
  +
|-
  +
|[[Banshee 900R]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes (twin)
  +
|-
  +
|[[Barracks OL|Barracks]] ([[Barracks Semi|Semi]])
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Benson]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Biff]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Bodhi]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Boxville]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Bus]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Camper]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dashound]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dubsta]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dubsta 6x6]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Elegy RH8]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Exposed Intercooler" modification (twin)
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[F620]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Faction]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Faction Custom]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|"Big Turbo Kit" modification (twin)
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Faction Custom Donk]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|"Big Turbo Kit" modification (twin)
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Festival Bus]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[FIB (vehicle)|FIB]] (Granger)
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[FQ 2]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Gauntlet]] ([[Redwood Gauntlet|Redwood]])
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[GB200]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Granger]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Guardian]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Habanero]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hellion]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Turbo" modifications (single/twin)
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Huntley S]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Jester Classic]]
  +
|Sound
  +
|"Street Build" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Journey]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Kalahari]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Khamelion]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Kuruma]] ([[Kuruma (Armored)|Armored]])
  +
|Sound
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Lifeguard]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Mixer]] (both generations)
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Nebula Turbo]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Turbo/Drift" modifications (single/twin)
  +
|Name + Badge
  +
|-
  +
|[[Nightshade]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Park Ranger]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Penumbra]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phantom Wedge]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phoenix]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Prison Bus|Police Prison Bus]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Police Riot]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Primo Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Big Turbo Kit" modification (twin)
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Rental Shuttle Bus]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Rubble]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sabre Turbo]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Name & Badge
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sabre Turbo Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Name & Badge
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sandking SWB]] ([[Sandking XL|XL]])
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Savestra]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Exposed Turbos" modification (twin)
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Scrap Truck]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Seminole]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sentinel]] ([[Sentinel XS|XS]])
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sentinel Classic]]
  +
|Sound
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Serrano]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sheriff SUV]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Securicar|Stockade]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Stratum]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|Yes (twin)
  +
|-
  +
|[[Super Diamond]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sultan]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Roll Cage and Chassis Upgrade" modification (twin)
  +
|Yes (twin)
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sultan RS]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes (twin)
  +
|-
  +
|[[Taco Van]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tipper]] (both generations)
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tour Bus|Tourbus]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Towtruck (truck)|Towtruck]] (large)
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Utility Truck]] (Stockade)
  +
|Yes
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Warrener]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Intercooler" modification (twin)
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Youga]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes (twin)
  +
|-
  +
|[[Zion]] ([[Zion Cabrio|Cabrio]])
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|}
  +
:''*'' list only considers physical turbochargers.
  +
  +
Note that several super cars in ''GTA V'', particularly examples such as the [[Osiris]], [[Turismo R]] and [[Cheetah]] appear with side-placed Intercoolers, which are devices used commonly on turbocharged vehicles (especially when located behind intakes on the sides of cars), which cool down intake air for the best possible efficiency and performance. This could suggest that the aforementioned super cars are turbocharged, however, no in-game models of turbochargers appear in these vehicles.
  +
  +
<gallery position="center" spacing="small">
  +
PrisonBus-GTAV-Engine.jpg|An example of turbocharger on the [[Prison Bus|Police Prison Bus]]. Represented as a static coiled piece on the intake manifold, it is a common sign among various vehicles.
  +
Savestra-GTAO-ExposedTurbos.png|Two turbochargers seen on the [[Savestra]] as a modification. Dual arrangements like this is rather uncommon, being present on certain tuner cars.
  +
GB200-GTAO-Engine.png|A turbocharger seen on the [[GB200]]. Most newer cars feature mostly-accurate depictions of turbochargers, with a proper size and mounting.
  +
JesterClassic-GTAO-StreetBuild.png|A turbocharger seen on the [[Jester Classic]] as a modification. Most newer cars tend to feature a fully-animated turbo, with the small turbine spinning in conjunction with the engine revolutions.
  +
</gallery>
   
 
===Superchargers===
  
===Superchargers===
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'''Superchargers''' are air compressor devices used to gain larger amounts of torque and energy, thus gaining an extra "boost". It increases the amount of air drawn into the engine by sucking air through a fan in an intake device.
  
'''Superchargers''' are air compressor devices used to gain larger amounts of torque and energy, thus gaining an extra "boost". It increases the amount of air drawn into the engine by sucking air through a fan in an intake device.
   
−
Superchargers are claimed to be on several vehicles in game, evidently from in-game badges and website descriptions, however, the supercharger itself cannot be seen in-game. Despite this, supercharger intakes can be seen on cars, particularly muscle cars, whether using in-game modifications (in GTA V), or as an extra accessory added by default, such as the [[Dukes]] in GTA IV. Supercharger intakes can be added to certain cars in GTA V, where they are known as bug-catchers. Supercharger Pulleys can be seen on some cars, such as the [[Blade (car)|Blade]] in GTA V. Furthermore, badges can be seen on certain cars, defining them as "supercharged". Here lists any in-game evidence suggesting there are Superchargers fitted on cars;
 +
Superchargers are claimed to be on several vehicles in game, evidently from in-game badges and website descriptions, however, the supercharger itself cannot be seen in-game. Despite this, supercharger intakes can be seen on cars, particularly muscle cars, whether using in-game modifications (in GTA V), or as an extra accessory added by default, such as the [[Dukes]] in ''GTA IV''. Supercharger intakes can be added to certain cars in GTA V, where they are known as bug-catchers. Supercharger Pulleys can be seen on some cars, such as the [[Blade (car)|Blade]] in ''GTA V''. Furthermore, badges can be seen on certain cars, defining them as "supercharged".
  +
  +
As newer vehicles were introduced in the enhanced version of ''[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]'', superchargers are more detailed and fully functional, where the "butterflies" (red valve bug catchers) open with the throttle input and closes again.
  +
  +
Here lists any in-game evidence suggesting there are Superchargers fitted on cars;
  +
 
====3D Universe====
  
====3D Universe====
 
*[[Phoenix]] (VC; supercharger intake)
  
*[[Phoenix]] (VC; supercharger intake)
  +
 
====''Grand Theft Auto IV''====
  
====''Grand Theft Auto IV''====
  +
*[[Bus]] (badging)
  +
*[[Contender]] (badging)
  +
*[[DF8-90]] (badging)
 
*[[Dukes (car)|Dukes]] (badging + "bug catcher" intake)
  
*[[Dukes (car)|Dukes]] (badging + "bug catcher" intake)
−
*[[Presidente]] (Badging)
 +
*[[Feltzer]] (badging)
  +
*[[FIB Buffalo]] (badging)
  +
*[[Fire Truck]] (badging)
  +
*[[Packer]] (badging)
  +
*[[Phantom]] (badging)
  +
*[[Pony]] (badging)
  +
*[[Presidente]] (badging)
  +
*[[Primo]] (badging; variant)
  +
*[[Schafter]] (badging; 1st gen only)
   
 
====''Episodes from Liberty City''====
  
====''Episodes from Liberty City''====
−
*[[Police Stinger]] (Badging + Sound)
 +
*[[Buffalo]] (badging + sound)
  +
*[[Police Buffalo]] (badging)
  +
*[[Police Stinger]] (badging + sound)
  +
*[[Serrano]] (badging)
   
 
====''Grand Theft Auto V''====
  
====''Grand Theft Auto V''====
  +
{| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:top;" valign="top"
−
*[[Dubsta]] (badging)
  
  +
! scope="col" |Vehicle
−
*[[Dubsta 6x6]] (badging)
  
  +
! scope="col" |Available by default
−
*[[Dukes (car)|Dukes]] (badging + "bug catcher" intake modification)
  
  +
! scope="col" |Available as modification
−
*[[Flatbed]] (badging)
  
  +
! scope="col" |Indicated by badges
−
*[[Marshall]] ("bug catcher" intake)
  
  +
|-
−
*[[Packer]] (badging)
  
  +
|[[Blade (car)|Blade]]
−
*[[Phantom]] (badging)
  
  +
|No
−
*[[The Liberator|Liberator]] ("bug catcher" intake)
  
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Brickade]] ([[Dune]])
  +
|N/A
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|Bruiser ([[Apocalypse Bruiser|Apocalypse]], [[Future Shock Bruiser|Future Shock]] & [[Nightmare Bruiser|Nightmare]])
  +
|No
  +
|"Exposed Hood" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Buccaneer]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Buccaneer Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Buffalo]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Buffalo S]] ([[Sprunk Buffalo|Sprunk]])
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Chino]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Chino Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Deviant]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dominator]] ([[Pißwasser Dominator|Pißwasser]])
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dubsta]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dubsta 6x6]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Dukes (car)|Dukes]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Duke O'Death]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Ellie]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Sacrilege" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Feltzer]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[FIB Buffalo|FIB]] (Buffalo)
  +
|No
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Fire Truck|Firetruck]]
  +
|N/A
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Flatbed]]
  +
|N/A
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Fränken Stange]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|N/A
  +
|-
  +
|[[Gauntlet Classic]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Filter Blower" modifications<br>"Bugcatcher" modifications<br>"Exposed Engine Setup" modification
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Gauntlet Hellfire]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Filter Blower" modifications<br>
  +
"Bugcatcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hauler]]
  +
|N/A
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hauler Custom]]
  +
|N/A
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hellion]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bugcatcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hotknife]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Hustler]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Impaler]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|Impaler Arena ([[Apocalypse Impaler|Apocalypse]] & [[Nightmare Impaler|Nightmare]])
  +
|Yes
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|Imperator ([[Apocalypse Imperator|Apocalypse]], [[Future Shock Imperator|Future Shock]] & [[Nightmare Imperator|Nightmare]])
  +
|Yes
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Issi Classic]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Blower Hood" modification
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|Issi Arena ([[Apocalypse Issi|Apocalypse]], [[Future Shock Issi|Future Shock]] & [[Nightmare Issi|Nightmare]])
  +
|No
  +
|"Ram Pipes" modifications<br>"Hood" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[The Liberator|Liberator]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Lurcher]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Manana]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Marshall]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Nightshade]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Packer]]
  +
|N/A
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Peyote]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Peyote Gasser]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Filter" modifications<br>"Ram Pipes" modifications<br>"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phantom]]
  +
|No
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phantom Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phantom Wedge]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Phoenix]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Police Buffalo|Police Cruiser]] (Buffalo)
  +
|No
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Pony]]
  +
|No
  +
|N/A
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Primo]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Optional
  +
|-
  +
|[[Primo Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Optional
  +
|-
  +
|[[Rampant Rocket]]
  +
|Yes
  +
|"Filter Blower" modifications<br>"Bugcatcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Rapid GT Classic]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Sacrilege" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Rat-Loader]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Scoop" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Rat-Truck]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Scoop" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Rhapsody]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Roosevelt Valor]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sabre Turbo]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Sabre Turbo Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|Sasquatch ([[Apocalypse Sasquatch|Apocalypse]], [[Future Shock Sasquatch|Future Shock]] & [[Nightmare Sasquatch|Nightmare]])
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Schwartzer]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|[[Serrano]]
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|Yes
  +
|-
  +
|Slamvan Arena ([[Apocalypse Slamvan|Apocalypse]], [[Future Shock Slamvan|Future Shock]] & [[Nightmare Slamvan|Nightmare]])
  +
|Yes
  +
|No
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Slamvan Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tampa]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tornado]] (clean variants)
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tornado Custom]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tornado Rat Rod]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Tulip]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher/Intake Cowl Hood" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Vamos]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Vigero]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Virgo]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Bug Catcher" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Yosemite]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Intake" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Yosemite]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Intake" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|-
  +
|[[Zion Classic]]
  +
|No
  +
|"Intake Kit" modifications
  +
|No
  +
|}
  +
  +
<gallery position="center" spacing="small">
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DukeO'Death-GTAV-Engine.png|A single-intake bug catcher seen on the [[Duke O'Death]]. Most superchargers tend to feature an additional system of pulleys and timing belt, but they are often not arranged properly, in a mechanical sense.
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Ellie-GTAO-SacrilegeHoodwBlower.png|A blower/bug catcher modification available for the [[Ellie]]. Superchargers like this are much more detailed and are mechanically accurate, with their corresponding pulleys and belts in-line with the rest of the engine components.
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GauntletHellfire-GTAO-TripleIntakeBugcatcher.png|The engine of the [[Gauntlet Hellfire]] available as a modification. In addition of a higher level of detail, superchargers' "butterflies" now opens with the throttle inputs.
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</gallery>
   
 
==Engine Parts==
  
==Engine Parts==
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===Camshafts/Cam Covers===
  
===Camshafts/Cam Covers===
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'''Camshafts''' are a main feature of an engine which are designed to let in a correctly timed release of air and fuel into the cylinders. While the camshaft itself is not visible, the ''cam/camshaft covers'', rocker covers and valve covers are. They are prominently featured in all the games, but detail is limited in the 3D Universe. '''Timing Belts''' (or timing chain) are seen on some models of V8 and Inline 4 engines, such as in the [[Blade]] and [[Youga]]. When a piston moves, it rotates the crankshaft which then rotates the camshaft. The Timing belt is the chain or rubber belt that connects the crankshaft to the camshaft. In other words, the movement of timing belt is effectively responsible for the movement of camshaft.
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'''Camshafts''' are a main feature of an engine which are designed to let in a correctly timed release of air and fuel into the cylinders. While the camshaft itself is not visible, the ''cam/camshaft covers'', rocker covers and valve covers are. They are prominently featured in all the games, but detail is limited in the 3D Universe. '''Timing Belts''' (or timing chain) are seen on some models of V8 and Inline 4 engines, such as in the [[Blade (car)|Blade]] and [[Youga]]. When a piston moves, it rotates the crankshaft which then rotates the camshaft. The Timing belt is the chain or rubber belt that connects the crankshaft to the camshaft. In other words, the movement of timing belt is effectively responsible for the movement of camshaft.
   
 
Currently, camshaft appears as in-game detail, as '''Single Overhead Camshaft''' (SOHC) (on both Inline engines and V engines), and '''Double Overehad Camshaft''' (DOHC) (on Inline engines only).
  
Currently, camshaft appears as in-game detail, as '''Single Overhead Camshaft''' (SOHC) (on both Inline engines and V engines), and '''Double Overehad Camshaft''' (DOHC) (on Inline engines only).
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Typically, carbs appear on older style engines, in a down-draft style, which can be seen on the [[Stinger GT]], [[Stirling GT]], [[JB 700]] and [[Z-Type]]. Note that these do, however, share the same model as what would be throttle bodes, such as those found on the [[Futo]] and [[Brioso R/A]].
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Typically, carbs appear on older style engines, in a down-draft style, which can be seen on the [[Stinger GT]], [[Stirling GT]], [[JB 700]] and [[Z-Type]]. Note that these do, however, share the same model as what would be throttle bodies, such as those found on the [[Futo]] and [[Brioso R/A]].
   
 
In reality, carbs, particularly downdraft carbs, are dangerous for intake of foliage and debris, however, in-game, carburetors pose no threat nor affect performance.
  
In reality, carbs, particularly downdraft carbs, are dangerous for intake of foliage and debris, however, in-game, carburetors pose no threat nor affect performance.
   
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The [[Fränken Stange]] features unique velocity stack carburetors; where the Carburetors are significantly taller and feature large curved cylindrical intakes. The exact same velocity stacks can be applied to the [[Roosevelt Valor]], which is technically incorrect, as the number of stacks (8) does not correspond to the number of cylinders (12).
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The [[Fränken Stange]] and [[Tornado Rat Rod]] features unique velocity stack carburetors; where the Carburetors are significantly taller and feature large curved cylindrical intakes. The exact same velocity stacks can be applied to the [[Roosevelt Valor]], which is technically incorrect, as the number of stacks (8) does not correspond to the number of cylinders (12).
   
 
Similarly-looking, '''Throttle Bodies''' are another device fitted on cars which regulate the amount of air flowing into the engine, in response the engine control unit then injects more or less fuel. Unlike carbs, throttle bodies do not feature the fuel bowl, as they do not control fuel ratios. In-game, they use the same model as the down-draft carburetors, as well as a small cuboid model used from the main engine block, finally followed by the original 4 inlets on the inlet manifold.
 
Similarly-looking, '''Throttle Bodies''' are another device fitted on cars which regulate the amount of air flowing into the engine, in response the engine control unit then injects more or less fuel. Unlike carbs, throttle bodies do not feature the fuel bowl, as they do not control fuel ratios. In-game, they use the same model as the down-draft carburetors, as well as a small cuboid model used from the main engine block, finally followed by the original 4 inlets on the inlet manifold.
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DiabloStallion-GTAIII-Engine.png|A Twin-Cam Supercharged V12 found in the [[Diablo Stallion]] in GTA III.
  
DiabloStallion-GTAIII-Engine.png|A Twin-Cam Supercharged V12 found in the [[Diablo Stallion]] in GTA III.
 
PoliceCar-GTAIII-Engine.png|An unknown Inline engine in the [[Police Car]] in GTA III.
  
PoliceCar-GTAIII-Engine.png|An unknown Inline engine in the [[Police Car]] in GTA III.
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Yankee-GTAIII-Engine.png|An unknown V engine in the [[Yankee]], also found in the [[Pony]] and [[Bus]].
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Yankee-GTAIII-Engine.png|An unknown V engine in the [[Yankee]], also found in the [[Pony]], [[Bus]] and [[Bobcat]].
 
Kuruma-GTAIII-Engine-Straight5.png|A Twin-Cam Inline 5 in the [[Kuruma]].
  
Kuruma-GTAIII-Engine-Straight5.png|A Twin-Cam Inline 5 in the [[Kuruma]].
 
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GTAV-Carburetor-V8-Engine.jpg|A close up of the 4 double-barreled carburetor V8 engine in the [[Stinger GT]].
  
GTAV-Carburetor-V8-Engine.jpg|A close up of the 4 double-barreled carburetor V8 engine in the [[Stinger GT]].
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Supercharger-Pulley-GTAV.jpg|A supercharger pulley fitted to a [[Blade]], where the crankshaft toothed-pulley gear is notably lower than it should be. Air from the supercharger intake is designed to rotate a fan, which, in turn, rotates the supercharger gear, supercharger pulley, and eventually the camshaft gear, which helps them rotate faster, gaining more speed due to an increased rate of air and fuel allowed into the cylinders.
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Supercharger-Pulley-GTAV.jpg|A supercharger pulley fitted to a [[Blade (car)|Blade]], where the crankshaft toothed-pulley gear is notably lower than it should be. Air from the supercharger intake is designed to rotate a fan, which, in turn, rotates the supercharger gear, supercharger pulley, and eventually the camshaft gear, which helps them rotate faster, gaining more speed due to an increased rate of air and fuel allowed into the cylinders.
 
Journey-Engine-GTAV.jpg|Two sides of the unique engine model V6 found only in the Journey. The engine is also turbocharged.
 
Journey-Engine-GTAV.jpg|Two sides of the unique engine model V6 found only in the Journey. The engine is also turbocharged.
 
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===''Grand Theft Auto IV''===
  
===''Grand Theft Auto IV''===
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*Engines tend to have different sound pitches on different occassions, mostly between loaded savegames. This feature is noticeable on vehicles with loud engine sounds, such as the [[Schafter]], the [[Intruder]] or the [[FIB Buffalo]].
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*Engines tend to have different sound pitches on each car generated in the map. This feature is noticeable on vehicles with loud engine sounds, such as the [[Schafter]], the [[Intruder]] or the [[FIB Buffalo]].
 
*When [[Vehicle Damage|damaged]] enough, while the majority of the cars only emits a higher sound pitch when stationary, others will have a noisy crankshaft sound while driving. Vehicles like the [[Police Cruiser]] will have this.
  
*When [[Vehicle Damage|damaged]] enough, while the majority of the cars only emits a higher sound pitch when stationary, others will have a noisy crankshaft sound while driving. Vehicles like the [[Police Cruiser]] will have this.
 
**Beater cars like the [[Emperor (car)|Emperor]] will have this feature too, no matter if it is damaged or not.
  
**Beater cars like the [[Emperor (car)|Emperor]] will have this feature too, no matter if it is damaged or not.

Revision as of 10:58, 18 January 2020

GTAV-Carburetor-V8-Engine

Stinger GT's V8 engine.

Engines are vital machines found prominent in vehicles, which are used to convert energy from one form to another, usually by mechanical means. They are prominent in all Grand Theft Auto games, to an extent.

Description

Appearing in all Grand Theft Auto games, engines can be found under the bonnet/hood of almost every vehicle in the games.

3D Universe

Used as a smaller, realistic element, engines appear as minor textures. Because of their low quality, engine identification is minimal, however, prominent features of the engine, such as camshaft covers, the main engine block, and smaller details of manifolds can be seen. The engines are slightly more detailed in GTA: SA, appearing as partially-3D models instead of flat textures.

HD Universe

GTAV-Straight4-Engine

Using the Rockstar Editor, the player can see details inside the engine bay. Here, 4 inlet pipes are seen (left, rusty color), and 4 exhaust pipes are seen (right, dark gray), meaning this engine is a straight-4.

GTAV-V8-Engine

Again, using the Rockstar Editor, this engine can be identified as a V8, with another set of exhaust manifolds on the other side (not seen on this image).

Appearing in the HD Universe, engines return as a much more focused element. They can now be found as 3D Models, as well as textures. Engine identification can still be problematic, but with the support of 3D models, which can be seen even better with the Rockstar Editor in Grand Theft Auto V, engines can be identified much easier. Note that, especially in GTA V, the engine "cover" (which is the texture seen from looking under the bonnet/hood) can contradict the engine 3D Model, for example, the engine "cover" may be identified as a V8, however, the engine model may appear to be an Inline-4.

In Grand Theft Auto IV, engine models are often depicted with basic layouts such as Twin-cylinder, Inline-4 and V8 engines, with a few of them having their own layout (Sanchez with a single-cylinder engine). For Grand Theft Auto V, however, newer engine layouts and types were introduced, especially from DLC vehicles (Flat-4 engines like the Injection and V6 engines like the Tropos Rallye).

Types of Engines

Different engines appear in the GTA series, where some may seem a sensible choice for the vehicle's style, purpose and appearance.

Asterope GTAVpc Engine

An Inline 4 engine appearing in an Asterope. The Inlet Manifold can be seen on the left, bearing 4 pipes, and the Exhaust manifold can be seen on the right, bearing 4 pipes as well. 2 exposed timing blue gears with a shared twin-cam-timing belt can be seen. This makes it DOHC", as two camshafts are seen on the single-bank of cylinders.

3D Universe

  • V12
  • Inline
  • V
  • Inline 5

HD Universe

Cheetah GTAVpc Engine

A V8 engine appearing in a Cheetah. The camshaft/engine covers can be seen in black "lung" shapes. Identification can be done by counting the number of exhaust pipes on the manifolds (in silver, 2 sets of 4 in total), 4 on each side makes this engine a V8. The engine exhausts finalize by entering a large muffled-exhaust chamber.

Appearing as Engine Covers
  • Inline 4 (also known as Straight 4 or 4 cylinder.)
  • V8 (also known as 8 cylinder.)
  • Inline 6 (also known as straight 6 or 6 cylinder. Not to be confused with V6.)
  • V6 (also known as 6 cylinder. Not to be confused with Inline 6.) - Cover Only
  • W16 (Adder only, also known as 16 cylinder.) - Cover Only
Appearing as 3D Models
  • Single cylinder
  • Parallel-twin
  • V-twin
  • 3 cylinder
  • Inline 4 (most common)
  • Flat 4
  • Inline 6
  • V6
  • V8
  • V12

Engine Layouts

PoliceTransporter-GTAV-Engine

A transversely laid straight 4 engine found in the Police Transporter.

Transversely laid engines - Engine is laid across the car; sideways (aka East-West). Examples include:

Grand Theft Auto IV

Grand Theft Auto V

Longitudinally laid engines - Engine is laid down the car length-ways (aka North-South). Examples include:

  • Almost all cars in the game.

Vehicle Engine 3D Models

Grand Theft Auto IV

V-Twin Inline-4 V8
Other Unknown Model-Less

Grand Theft Auto V

Single Cylinder V-Twin Inline-4
Inline-6 V8 V12
Other Unknown Model-Less
Unidentified
Interchangeable

Engine Features

Air Filters

Vigero-GTAV-V8-Air filter

A V8 engine with a large air filter centralized on the engine.

Air Filters are devices used to filter air before it is drawn into the engine. Although all cars feature air filters, only some vehicles feature external, distinctively large air filters.

Appearing in the HD Universe the most, they are detailed models with typically red filter paper in a usually cylindrical block placed on the top of the engine cover, or, for basic cars, laid aside the engine, in which an air filter pipe will be used for connection. Depending of the vehicle, air filters can be seen either alone or in conjuction with superchargers and turbochargers. They are also seen as single units, but some models can include two or even three filter units.

Examples of cars with air filters are:

Grand Theft Auto IV

The Lost and Damned

The Ballad of Gay Tony

Grand Theft Auto V

Vehicle Available by default Available as modification
Avarus Cone-shaped side filter Circular side filter
Cone-shaped side filter
Scooped side filter
Bagger Oval-shaped side filter No
Banshee 900R No Large square block
Twin square blocks
Eight circular filters
Bestia GTS Pod filter No
Bifta Twin oval-shaped filters No
Bruiser (Apocalypse, Future Shock & Nightmare) Circular filter No
Buccaneer Custom Circular filter Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Carbonizzare Pod filter No
Cheburek Pod filter No
Chernobog Cylindrical filter No
Chimera Pod side filter Circular side filter
Cone-shaped side filter
Scooped side filter
Chino Custom No Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Cliffhanger Rounded rectangle side block No
Coquette Pod filter No
Daemon Droplet-shaped side filter No
Daemon (Custom) Droplet-shaped side filter Circular side filter
Cone-shaped side filter
Scooped side filter
Deathbike (Apocalypse & Nightmare) Pod side filter No
Defiler Twin pod filters No
Desert Raid Twin square blocks No
Dominator (Pißwasser) Circular filter No
Dominator GTX Rectangle block No
Dune Buggy Twin oval-shaped filters No
Dune FAV Twin oval-shaped filters No
Duneloader Cylindrical filter No
Elegy Retro Custom Large square panel No
FCR 1000 Custom No Pod side filter
Flatbed Cylindrical filter No
Gargoyle Shield-shaped side filter No
Gauntlet (Redwood) Circular filter No
Gauntlet Classic No Twin square blocks
Rounded rectangle block
Glendale Circular filter No
Half-track Cylindrical filter No
Hellion No Twin square blocks
Triple square blocks
Twin pod filters
Hexer Cone-shaped side filter No
Hotring Sabre Covered circular filter No
Impaler No Rectangle block
Injection Twin oval-shaped filter No
Innovation Oval-shaped side filter No
Intruder Pod filter No
Issi Classic Pod filter Pod filter
Triple pod filter
Issi Arena (Apocalypse, Future Shock & Nightmare) Pod filter Pod filter
Triple pod filter
Kamacho Twin square blocks No
Massacro (Racecar) Pod filter No
Minivan Custom No Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Moonbeam Custom No Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Neo Large rectangle block Large rounded block
Twin square blocks
Pariah Pod filter No
Penetrator No Large rectangle block
Triple square blocks
Peyote Gasser Large rounded block No
Phantom Cylindrical filter No
Phantom Custom Cylindrical filter No
Picador Circular filter No
Pigalle Circular filter No
Pounder Cylindrical filter No
Prairie Pod filter No
Primo Custom No Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Ramp Buggy Twin oval-shaped filter No
Regina Circular filter No
Sabre Turbo Circular filter No
Sabre Turbo Custom Circular filter Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Sanctus Cone-shaped side filter Circular side filter
Cone-shaped side filter
Slamvan Custom No Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Sovereign (Police Bike) Oval-shaped side filter No
Space Docker Twin oval-shaped filter No
Stallion (Burger Shot) Circular filter No
Stratum Pod filter No
Street Blazer Twin pod filters No
Sultan Large square panel No
Sultan RS Large square panel No
Swinger No Large rectangle block
Triple square blocks
Tampa Circular filter No
Tornado Circular filter No
Tornado Custom Circular filter Front panel filter
Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Trophy Truck Twin square blocks No
Tulip Circular filter No
Ultralight Large pod filter No
Utility Truck Pod filter No
Vamos Rectangle block No
Vigero Circular filter No
Virgo Classic Custom No Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Viseris Twin front trunk units Twin square blocks
Voodoo Custom No Rectangle block
Twin square blocks
Weaponized Tampa Circular filter No
Wolfsbane (Rat Bike) Droplet-shaped side filter Circular side filter
Cone-shaped side filter
Scooped side filter
XA-21 No Large rectangle block
Zombie Chopper (Bobber) Droplet-shaped side filter Circular side filter
Cone-shaped side filter
Scooped side filter

Turbochargers

Turbochargers are turbine-driven devices used to gain the highest-potential energy from exhaust air. They appear in the HD Universe the most, as a spiral/helical aluminium model, located beside the engine. The only modeled part of a turbocharger seen in-game is the turbine side housing, appearing as the aforementioned description.

Cars in Grand Theft Auto V can be seen with Turbocharger models by default, however, cars with them will not have any effect on the car's performance unless they purchase a Turbo modification at Los Santos Customs or other mod-shops. Note that cars without turbocharger models by default will not necessarily be fitted with a model even if the turbo modification is purchased. Fewer vehicles may have a turbocharged engine sound heard when shifting gears, even if there is no in-game model or any "Turbo" modification installed.

As newer vehicles were introduced in the enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto Online, turbochargers are more detailed and fully functional, where the turbine moves when idle and revvs up with the engine revolutions.

Examples of cars with turbochargers are:

Grand Theft Auto IV

The Lost and Damned

The Ballad of Gay Tony

Grand Theft Auto V

Vehicle Available by default Available as modification* Indicated by badges
Airport Bus Yes N/A No
Ambulance Yes N/A Yes
Asterope Yes No No
Banshee No No Yes (twin)
Banshee 900R No No Yes (twin)
Barracks (Semi) Yes N/A No
Benson Yes N/A No
Biff Yes N/A No
Bodhi Yes No No
Boxville Yes N/A No
Bus Yes N/A No
Camper Yes N/A Yes
Dashound Yes N/A No
Dubsta Yes No No
Dubsta 6x6 Yes No No
Elegy RH8 No "Exposed Intercooler" modification (twin) No
F620 Yes No No
Faction Yes No Yes
Faction Custom Yes "Big Turbo Kit" modification (twin) Yes
Faction Custom Donk Yes "Big Turbo Kit" modification (twin) No
Festival Bus Yes No No
FIB (Granger) Yes N/A No
FQ 2 Yes No No
Gauntlet (Redwood) No No Yes
GB200 Yes No No
Granger Yes No No
Guardian Yes No No
Habanero Yes No No
Hellion No "Turbo" modifications (single/twin) No
Huntley S Yes No No
Jester Classic Sound "Street Build" modifications No
Journey Yes N/A No
Kalahari Yes No No
Khamelion Yes No No
Kuruma (Armored) Sound No No
Lifeguard Yes N/A No
Mixer (both generations) Yes N/A No
Nebula Turbo No "Turbo/Drift" modifications (single/twin) Name + Badge
Nightshade No No Yes
Park Ranger Yes N/A No
Penumbra No No Yes
Phantom Wedge Yes N/A No
Phoenix No No Yes
Police Prison Bus Yes No No
Police Riot Yes N/A No
Primo Custom No "Big Turbo Kit" modification (twin) No
Rental Shuttle Bus Yes N/A Yes
Rubble Yes N/A No
Sabre Turbo No No Name & Badge
Sabre Turbo Custom No No Name & Badge
Sandking SWB (XL) No No Yes
Savestra No "Exposed Turbos" modification (twin) No
Scrap Truck Yes N/A No
Seminole Yes No No
Sentinel (XS) Yes No No
Sentinel Classic Sound No Yes
Serrano Yes No No
Sheriff SUV Yes N/A No
Stockade Yes N/A Yes
Stratum Yes No Yes (twin)
Super Diamond Yes No No
Sultan No "Roll Cage and Chassis Upgrade" modification (twin) Yes (twin)
Sultan RS No No Yes (twin)
Taco Van Yes N/A No
Tipper (both generations) Yes N/A No
Tourbus Yes N/A Yes
Towtruck (large) Yes N/A No
Utility Truck (Stockade) Yes N/A Yes
Warrener No "Intercooler" modification (twin) No
Youga No No Yes (twin)
Zion (Cabrio) Yes No No
* list only considers physical turbochargers.

Note that several super cars in GTA V, particularly examples such as the Osiris, Turismo R and Cheetah appear with side-placed Intercoolers, which are devices used commonly on turbocharged vehicles (especially when located behind intakes on the sides of cars), which cool down intake air for the best possible efficiency and performance. This could suggest that the aforementioned super cars are turbocharged, however, no in-game models of turbochargers appear in these vehicles.

Superchargers

Supercharger-Intake-GTAV

A supercharger intake in GTA V.

Superchargers are air compressor devices used to gain larger amounts of torque and energy, thus gaining an extra "boost". It increases the amount of air drawn into the engine by sucking air through a fan in an intake device.

Superchargers are claimed to be on several vehicles in game, evidently from in-game badges and website descriptions, however, the supercharger itself cannot be seen in-game. Despite this, supercharger intakes can be seen on cars, particularly muscle cars, whether using in-game modifications (in GTA V), or as an extra accessory added by default, such as the Dukes in GTA IV. Supercharger intakes can be added to certain cars in GTA V, where they are known as bug-catchers. Supercharger Pulleys can be seen on some cars, such as the Blade in GTA V. Furthermore, badges can be seen on certain cars, defining them as "supercharged".

As newer vehicles were introduced in the enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto Online, superchargers are more detailed and fully functional, where the "butterflies" (red valve bug catchers) open with the throttle input and closes again.

Here lists any in-game evidence suggesting there are Superchargers fitted on cars;

3D Universe

Grand Theft Auto IV

Episodes from Liberty City

Grand Theft Auto V

Vehicle Available by default Available as modification Indicated by badges
Blade No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Brickade (Dune) N/A N/A Yes
Bruiser (Apocalypse, Future Shock & Nightmare) No "Exposed Hood" modifications No
Buccaneer No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Buccaneer Custom No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Buffalo No No Yes
Buffalo S (Sprunk) No No Yes
Chino No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Chino Custom No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Deviant Yes No No
Dominator (Pißwasser) No No Yes
Dubsta No No Yes
Dubsta 6x6 No No Yes
Dukes No "Bug Catcher" modifications Yes
Duke O'Death Yes No Yes
Ellie No "Sacrilege" modifications No
Feltzer No No Yes
FIB (Buffalo) No N/A Yes
Firetruck N/A N/A Yes
Flatbed N/A N/A Yes
Fränken Stange No "Bug Catcher" modifications N/A
Gauntlet Classic No "Filter Blower" modifications
"Bugcatcher" modifications
"Exposed Engine Setup" modification 		No
Gauntlet Hellfire No "Filter Blower" modifications

"Bugcatcher" modifications

No
Hauler N/A N/A Yes
Hauler Custom N/A No Yes
Hellion No "Bugcatcher" modifications No
Hotknife No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Hustler No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Impaler No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Impaler Arena (Apocalypse & Nightmare) Yes "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Imperator (Apocalypse, Future Shock & Nightmare) Yes "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Issi Classic No "Blower Hood" modification No
Issi Arena (Apocalypse, Future Shock & Nightmare) No "Ram Pipes" modifications
"Hood" modifications 		No
Liberator Yes No No
Lurcher No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Manana No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Marshall Yes No No
Nightshade No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Packer N/A N/A Yes
Peyote No "Bug Catcher" modifications Yes
Peyote Gasser No "Filter" modifications
"Ram Pipes" modifications
"Bug Catcher" modifications 		No
Phantom No N/A Yes
Phantom Custom No No Yes
Phantom Wedge No No Yes
Phoenix No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Police Cruiser (Buffalo) No N/A Yes
Pony No N/A Yes
Primo No No Optional
Primo Custom No No Optional
Rampant Rocket Yes "Filter Blower" modifications
"Bugcatcher" modifications 		No
Rapid GT Classic No "Sacrilege" modifications No
Rat-Loader No "Scoop" modifications No
Rat-Truck No "Scoop" modifications No
Rhapsody No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Roosevelt Valor No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Sabre Turbo No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Sabre Turbo Custom No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Sasquatch (Apocalypse, Future Shock & Nightmare) Yes No No
Schwartzer No No Yes
Serrano No No Yes
Slamvan Arena (Apocalypse, Future Shock & Nightmare) Yes No No
Slamvan Custom No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Tampa No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Tornado (clean variants) No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Tornado Custom No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Tornado Rat Rod No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Tulip No "Bug Catcher/Intake Cowl Hood" modifications No
Vamos No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Vigero No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Virgo No "Bug Catcher" modifications No
Yosemite No "Intake" modifications No
Yosemite No "Intake" modifications No
Zion Classic No "Intake Kit" modifications No

Engine Parts

Manifolds

Appearing only the HD Universe, manifolds are a set of pipes which allow mixtures of air and fuel to enter and exit the engine. Because of the game limitations/reductions in the past, the manifolds are only present in the HD Universe, and appear as partially-3D Models. In GTA V, manifolds appear in most vehicles, but only a selective few can be seen from the exterior. Those which are not visible can be seen using the Rockstar Editor, supposing the engine actually has the model. For GTA IV and GTA V, manifolds are currently the best way to identify the type of engine, as the engine textures in the HD Universe are still contradictory and not detailed enough to fully identify an engine, leaving the amount/positioning of manifolds as a good technique for identifying the engine.

Camshafts/Cam Covers

Camshafts are a main feature of an engine which are designed to let in a correctly timed release of air and fuel into the cylinders. While the camshaft itself is not visible, the cam/camshaft covers, rocker covers and valve covers are. They are prominently featured in all the games, but detail is limited in the 3D Universe. Timing Belts (or timing chain) are seen on some models of V8 and Inline 4 engines, such as in the Blade and Youga. When a piston moves, it rotates the crankshaft which then rotates the camshaft. The Timing belt is the chain or rubber belt that connects the crankshaft to the camshaft. In other words, the movement of timing belt is effectively responsible for the movement of camshaft.

Currently, camshaft appears as in-game detail, as Single Overhead Camshaft (SOHC) (on both Inline engines and V engines), and Double Overehad Camshaft (DOHC) (on Inline engines only).

Fuel Intake/Injection

Carburetors (or Carburettors) are devices used to blend a mixture of fuel and air before its input into the engine.


Typically, carbs appear on older style engines, in a down-draft style, which can be seen on the Stinger GT, Stirling GT, JB 700 and Z-Type. Note that these do, however, share the same model as what would be throttle bodies, such as those found on the Futo and Brioso R/A.

In reality, carbs, particularly downdraft carbs, are dangerous for intake of foliage and debris, however, in-game, carburetors pose no threat nor affect performance.

The Fränken Stange and Tornado Rat Rod features unique velocity stack carburetors; where the Carburetors are significantly taller and feature large curved cylindrical intakes. The exact same velocity stacks can be applied to the Roosevelt Valor, which is technically incorrect, as the number of stacks (8) does not correspond to the number of cylinders (12).

Similarly-looking, Throttle Bodies are another device fitted on cars which regulate the amount of air flowing into the engine, in response the engine control unit then injects more or less fuel. Unlike carbs, throttle bodies do not feature the fuel bowl, as they do not control fuel ratios. In-game, they use the same model as the down-draft carburetors, as well as a small cuboid model used from the main engine block, finally followed by the original 4 inlets on the inlet manifold.

Due to the nature of the texture, it is almost impossible to differentiate between what are carburettors and what are throttle bodies in-game (with the exception of real-life instinct that throttle bodies are typically modern-used unlike carbs), thus it can be said engines with said parts are either/or, rather than just one.

Engine Oil

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Oil Gauges and Lights functioning on the dashboard in GTA V (enhanced version only)

Oil can be seen present in GTA V. When the engine is heavily damaged, oil can be seen dropping from the engine bay. Heavily damaging the engine bay will eventually cause a large amount of oil leaking expeditiously. The oil gauge can also be seen functional inside some cars (enhanced version only). It measures oil temperature rather than pressure. When stationary, the gauge will increase, and when moving, the gauge will decrease. When the engine bay is heavily damaged, a "Low Oil" warning light will appear, shortly before the engine cuts off.

Engine Modifications

In Grand Theft Auto V, various engine modifications are obtainable. They can be unlocked and fitted at Los Santos Customs and Beeker's Garage (and Benny's Original Motor Works in the enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto Online).

The engine modifications are listed in Engine Management Systems (EMS) upgrade levels, from Level 1 to Level 4. EMS modifications in GTA V increase acceleration, and cost amounts from $9,000 to around $40,000.

Turbo tuning is also available, which presumably adds a turbocharger and/or improves upon its intake rate, albeit with high prices ranging from $25,000 to $50,000. Similar to EMS upgrades, Turbo tuning increases acceleration, however, at a much higher rate, balanced with its higher cost. Turbo modifications also add the sound of a dump valve (blow-off valve) when gear shifting, most commonly up, or when letting off the throttle at high speeds. 

In the enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto Online, exclusively at Benny's Original Motor Works, engine block modifications can be added, such as adding custom air filters, intakes, carburetors/throttle bodies and covers.

Engine Displacement

Displacement is the volume inside a cylinder which the piston revolves within. It is commonly measured in either "cc" (Cubic Centimeters), or Liters, where 3000cc would equal 3 Liters. Note that displacement must not be confused with the fuel tank volume.

Some cars, especially in GTA V, have displacements mentioned on either their in-game website appearance, or on the vehicle itself (for example, badges on the Blista Compact).

Defined Displacements

Grand Theft Auto V

Note: After the Further Adventures in Finance and Felony update for the enhanced version of GTA V, all website displacements, horsepower and engine definitions were removed.
Vehicle Displacement Accompanied Engine (Stated) Accompanied Engine (In-Game Model)
Blista Compact 1.4L N/A Inline-4
Brawler 5L V8 Inline-6
Chino 7.6L V8
Coquette BlackFin 5.4L V8 V8
T20 4L V8 V8
Vindicator 0.62L V-Twin v-Twin
Osiris 6L V12 V8
Stirling GT 3L V8 V8
Virgo 5.4L V8 V8
Windsor 6.6L V12
Casco 3.6L N/A V8
Lectro 1.1L N/A
Furore GT 4L N/A Inline-4
Coquette Classic 7L V8
Thrust 0.9L N/A
Massacro 6L V6 Inline-4
Zentorno 6.8L V12 N/A
Huntley S 4.2L V6 Inline-4
Jester 4L V6 V8
Turismo R 7.2L V12 V8
Alpha 4.3L V8
Khamelion 2L N/A Inline-4
Hotknife 4L N/A V8
Carbon RS 1L N/A
Elegy RH8 3L N/A
Z-Type 3.4L N/A V12
Stinger 3L N/A V8
Stinger GT 3L N/A V8
JB 700 4L N/A V12
Cheetah 6L N/A V8
Entity XF 4.5L N/A NA
Adder 8L N/A N/A
Monroe 3.7L N/A
Cognoscenti Cabrio 5.8L N/A
Vacca 5.1L N/A N/A
Bullet 6L N/A N/A
Carbonizzare 5L N/A Inline-4
Coquette 6L N/A Inline-4
Exemplar 6L N/A
Feltzer 6L N/A
Infernus 6L N/A N/A
9F 4L N/A N/A
Rapid GT 4L N/A
Super Diamond 7L N/A
Voltic Battery Lithium Ion Battery
Comet 3L N/A V8
Surano 6L N/A
Banshee 8.4L N/A V8
Dukes 6.8L V8 V8

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Trivia

General

  • While most cars with V8 engine covers (such those used on cars like the Blista) have a 3D model, most of them are just squared blocks with four circles on the sides, suggesting those should be intended for the manifolds. However, only a few have proper manifolds on the sides, such as the Oracle XS, where it is listed "with a V8 cover and with an inline-4 model".
  • By releasing the accelerator button while driving a car, one can heard a cranking sound that is supposed to be coming from the driveshaft. Vehicles like the NOOSE Patriot will have this.

Grand Theft Auto IV

  • Engines tend to have different sound pitches on each car generated in the map. This feature is noticeable on vehicles with loud engine sounds, such as the Schafter, the Intruder or the FIB Buffalo.
  • When damaged enough, while the majority of the cars only emits a higher sound pitch when stationary, others will have a noisy crankshaft sound while driving. Vehicles like the Police Cruiser will have this.
    • Beater cars like the Emperor will have this feature too, no matter if it is damaged or not.
  • By turning off the engine, one can eliminate the car's noise and reduce the obstructive smoke if damaged enough.

Grand Theft Auto V

  • Many Rocker covers, such as those on the Brioso R/A or the Boxville will have a Rockstar logo printed on the oil caps.
  • Using the Rockstar Editor for the enhanced version of Grand Theft Auto V, the player can view the entire model of the engines found in cars, and can see visual features not normally visible from the exterior. Note: these 3D models sometimes seem to contradict what the engine appears to be from the exterior.
  • While the cylinder and piston cannot be seen in the in-game models, a Piston can be added as a column shifter gear-stick in Benny's Original Motor Works (enhanced version only).
  • Strangely, when the supercharger intake (named bug-catchers in-game) is fitted to certain cars, like the Dukes and Blade, the supercharger pulley connecting the supercharger to the camshafts will never be fully complete, and will be misplaced and misaligned. This is likely a developer oversight.
  • Likely a developer oversight, both the Warrener and Sultan's straight-6 engine have 6 inlet pipes but only 5 exhaust pipes on their respective manifolds.
  • The Fränken Stange is the first car in the Grand Theft Auto series to feature external "trumpet" velocity stack carburetors; tall cylindrical stacks posing as intake manifolds located on top of the engine block.
  • As of the January 2016 Update for GTA Online, the Sultan RS can have its cambelt cover removed, exposing its camshaft pulleys and sprockets, known as verniers, as well as changing the colour of the cambelt cover. The valve covers can also be changed on both this car and the Banshee 900R.
  • Although alternators can be seen on the base textures of the engine bay, all alternators are facing the wrong way, and do not feature any form of connection to the engine.
  • As of the Bikers update, cars with exposed engines, such as the Fränken Stange and Tornado Rat Rod have rotating cogs on the engine block, as well as bikes with exposed primary drives (Rat Bike, Wolfsbane, Chimera, etc). These also speed up when accelerating. Connecting a supercharger to the engine block also extends a supercharger pulley and belt onto the rest of the cogs.
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