turbo-lag

German translation: Turboloch

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English term or phrase:turbo-lag
German translation:Turboloch
Entered by: Dierk Seeburg

03:05 Jun 21, 2001
English to German translations [Non-PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks
English term or phrase: turbo-lag
in einem turbogeladenen Dieselmotor
(an important transient performance characteristic of turbocharged engines, the so called turbo-lag, can be reduced)
Ina
Turboloch
Explanation:
One of the official terms is Turboloch, the lag between when you step on the gas and when the car actually accelerates. This is what Mercedes, Isuzu, and others call it, and it is the opposite of the Turboschub which is the thrust the car exhibits after the turbo-lag.

Cheerio,
Dierk
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Meanwhile, I found this term myself. Thanks again for your help.
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naTurbo-Verzögerung
KONSUL-SLOVENIA
naTurboloch
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Turbo-Verzögerung


Explanation:
Within a turbocharger´s operating range, lag (Verzögerung) is the delay between the instant a car's accelerator is depressed and the time the turbocharged engine develops a large fraction of the power available at that point in the engine´s power curve.

Hope it helps !

Good luck !

:-) Damian


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Turboloch


Explanation:
One of the official terms is Turboloch, the lag between when you step on the gas and when the car actually accelerates. This is what Mercedes, Isuzu, and others call it, and it is the opposite of the Turboschub which is the thrust the car exhibits after the turbo-lag.

Cheerio,
Dierk


    Reference: http://www.mercedes.com/d/rv/jamescook/facts7.htm
    Reference: http://www.isuzu.de/Seiten/Info/Presse1.htm
Dierk Seeburg
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Meanwhile, I found this term myself. Thanks again for your help.
Ina
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