When I am logging I have a table up for max torque just like to compare when tuning it makes more or less playing with timing. Anyway when I was n/a it never went over 320 ish. Now with blower I am seeing a max of 640. I know this is max as it hits this and logs miles of it from 4000 rpm and up. This is on a 2007 tahoe 5.3 with blower 12 lbs boost. What is making the limit? I ask as my trans is built up big time (build for a living) and it was rocking the 1-2 2-3 3-4 shifts at wot. Now my 1-2 hits like normal up till about this ceiling of torque. Rpms above it I think the thing is pulling pressure. I went into my 1-2 shift table bumped the stuff up and it doesn't help. It isn't slipping just made my 1-2 lazy when down on it making all that torque. The way it is built I should have no problems I know I need to get a gauge on it just starting thinking about this torque ceiling I hit and thought possible this was affecting my shifts up top. My tune is a lot of a 2012 zl1 and when I go to torque management in some torque coeff table I see the zl1 is a lot higher. Maybe I need to copy and paste all this over? Trying to figure out why to copy for blower and what I should leave alone due to smaller 5.3 and stock cam might be causing me issues as I now found out from an axis issue on my injectors. So started going over the tune and seeing what is still not the same and saw that and know all trans shifting is based on torque numbers so figured if that is skewed then can make my pressure go all wacked. Didn't put in trans area due to thinking not just a trans issue if I need to swap this table around. At work so don't have computer for exact table I am thinking about. And yes all my other stuff is maxed out that should be for torque management. Thanks