1：What is it?
A turbocharger with a smaller diameter impeller, commonly used in small displacement turbocharged engines.
2：What is it used for?
Turbocharged engines generally experience a certain degree of turbo lag, where they only start working after reaching higher RPMs. A low inertia turbocharger uses a smaller diameter impeller, requiring less exhaust gas. This helps to effectively reduce turbo lag and improve the response speed.
3：Did you know?
Low inertia turbochargers are often used in small displacement turbocharged engines.
They effectively reduce turbo lag and improve the response time of the turbocharger.
They contribute to fuel efficiency in certain cases.
