Twin/Compound Turbo Airflow Schematic - Intake & Exhaust Flow Diagram (Ford Bronco)

This document is a simple hand-drawn schematic (filename turbo.jpg) uploaded to the gallery of a 1989 Ford Bronco on SuperMotors.net. It illustrates a conceptual turbocharger plumbing layout for an engine. The only text present is a two-line color legend — "Black= Exhaust" and "Blue= Intake" — and the word "Engine" labeling a gray rectangular block. The drawing shows exhaust gas (black lines) exiting the top of the engine and passing through what appear to be two turbocharger units, each drawn as a paired blue and red oval (compressor and turbine), arranged so exhaust from one feeds the next — suggesting a staged or compound/sequential turbo arrangement. Intake air (blue lines) enters via arrowed inlets at the turbos, and the pressurized intake charge is routed across the top of the diagram and down the left side back into the engine. Arrowheads indicate flow direction throughout. The document contains no part numbers, dimensions, torque specs, vehicle year/model identification, or other technical data — it is purely a conceptual airflow/exhaust-flow diagram for a turbocharging setup, likely one page of a multi-page set (turbo2.jpg, turbo3.jpg in the same album).