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

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)