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anti-lag

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Anti-lag helps turbo engines keep their power when you take your foot off the gas. It makes the car faster when you start accelerating again, especially in racing situations.

Technical Definition

Anti-lag is a system used in turbocharged engines to maintain boost pressure when the driver lifts off the throttle, preventing turbo lag. It's commonly used in rally cars to ensure quick throttle response and power delivery when accelerating out of corners.

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