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![]() The T45 and the rear end are not weak, they just weren't designed for applications with high-torque numbers...
My stock T45 lasted about a year with about 450 hp at the crank. I'm currently looking at a Tremec TKO for replacement. The stock rear end could use some work right about now too, so I expect to do some work back there also in the spring. (Bearings, Shims and seals) As far as blowers, the amount of boost you can run on a near stock setup is usually determined by what type of blower you are looking for. With a roots type, I would stay around 6 psi. A centrifugal blower, about 8 psi. I would advise some engine work before going any higher than that. As in any blown application, watch your compression ratio and be safe out there... ![]()
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