SRT Develops System to Beat Turbo Lag and Boost Engine Power
Turbo lag is the momentary delay in acceleration that can occur when stepping on the gas pedal of a turbocharged vehicle. The issue occurs because the turbocharger needs a split second to build speed using the engine's exhaust gases before it can push compressed air into the engine. This is especially true for models fitted with large turbochargers. While turbo lag is perfectly normal, it can make a turbocharged engine feel less responsive than a naturally aspirated or supercharged one.
