We all know that HP=TQxRPM/5252... so the question is how much torq does N20 add? It doesn't increase horsepower, it increases torque which increases horsepower.

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Nitrous gives an instant and near constant HP gain throughout the RPM range. Assuming a true 125hp kit, and you hit the button at 2500rpm,,, you know the formula,, 125hp x 5252 / 2500 = 263 lb/ft of torque - actually you would get a little more than that (not exactly linear). But at any rate torque will vary and be the greatest at the lowest activated RPM.

[This message has been edited by the roc (edited August 04, 2001).]