Yes. (remember that this is in 1st and 2nd gears, not 4th gear). But yes, that's my point.
If you do this math at 5400 RPM shift the resulting numbers are 660lb-ft in 1st @ 5400 and 705lb-ft in 2nd @ ~ 4025 RPM.
If shifting at 5200 RPM the final torque numbers are 748 in 1st and 705 in 2nd. Oh wait, does that mean I should shift at 5200 and not 5300 (theoretically of course, I know that 100 RPMs difference in 1st gear would be hard to vary at this level of performance)?
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