pretty much, most of the time on setups like this when your up in this power range will not just fall like a freight train like n/a motors will. It will peak a bit earlier and still hold power for almost 2k rpms more if you have a good tune. When your up that high a good tune will definetly hold the power long enough to where when you shift you will be right back almost at your peak power.
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1992 Nissan Sentra SE-R - Fully Built SR20VE, BWS400SX Billet 67mm and much more
JMS Racing tuned to 716whp, 423wtq at 29psi
10.5 @ 149.2mph to date I believe the fastest trap speed SE-R, Much more to come with some changes!
Originally Posted by cory Always. Unless it like drops to zero after it peaks...
Yea this is true..you want to go past the peak so you can be in a better powerband. Thats basically all that matters the powerband that your in while racing.
^Word. IIRC, Jamie Farrer(spelling?) made it into the 9's with a stock B13 transmission. With a smooth cable and a Miko tranny saver bracket, it should hold together for a clean pass, lol.