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Tue Jul 04, 2006 3:59 am
The mistake most make is not taking time to calculate what a HP jet number does at less than 6,000 rpm............draw a torque curve in lb/ft vs rpm...............a 100HP at 6k = 88 lb/ft at 6k but 175 lb/ft at 3,000 rpm and 240 lb/ft at 2200 rpm....................132 lb/ft at 4,000 rpm
Unfortunately, the RE4R03A is not designed to survive [for long] a higher torque level..................even the torque up from a minor ecu safety removal exceeds the specs [~~300 lb/ft].
Applying 300+132 =432 lb/ft frequently is a good way to buy a new transmission............a 6 psi supercharger does NOT create this much torque because the boost starts low at 4,000 rpm and grows with rpm.
Use a pulsed control system for the Nitrous if you engage below 4,000 rpm unless you stay with a 50 HP [jet] as that only exceeds the transmission max torque spec by ~~ 20-25%.
Not good to buy a transmission with 100,000 WOT shift cycles then destroy it quickly.............each Nitrous run takes how many: hours, days, weeks, months, years........ off the life of your transmission