How do turbocharged engines differ from naturally aspirated engines in terms of lubrication, cooling, and intake air management?

• A. Turbo engines require higher oil pressure/volume to lubricate turbo bearings, may require intercooler and boosted charge management, and need careful cooling to manage higher exhaust temps
• B. They require less oil and less cooling
• C. They have no intake air management
• D. They always use identical lubrication and cooling requirements as NA engines

Answer: (D)