WMP54GX To A WRVS4400N - SRX to N =108mbps?

I currently have a WMP54GX Wireless-G w/ SRX PCI card that connects to a WRT54GX Wireless G w/ SRX. I get 108mbps because of the SRX.
If I upgrade my WRT54GX to a WRVS4400N Wireless-N router, will it be backwards compatible with my SRX adapter, so I still get 108mbps, or will my SRX adapter be forced back into ordinary wireless-G 54mbps?
Thanks for any help.

That's what I was trying to figure out. Is there any upgrade for the WRT54GX v.2 that I could get which would maintain my 108mbps transfer speeds? The router is "okay", but too many simultaneous connections and the occasional DNS daemon crash make it frustrating because I must incessantly reset it.

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