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Simply put, forced induction is a way forcing air/fuel into the combustion chamber by a means other than vacuum pressure. Normally, an engine sucks air into the engine. With forced induction, you push it into the engine — this normally involves cramming in much more air than the engine could suck in on it’s own.
