Mini Madness vs. Dinan (Engine Performance/HP Boost)

wondering if you guys can help me out deciding
between the above two options or any other options
that you might recommend so i can get into the 200+ HP at the tire
safely and reliabily.

I have a late 2005 MCS Cabrio that
would like to boost horsepower/performance as reliable as posible


RELIABLE (being the key word here)


The Dinan stuff will not ruin my factory warranty and adds quite a lot but the Mini Madness is really tempting to pass up since it adds a tad more HP
for more $$, but i think it will void certain warranties.


basically each mod have the following:

1. Pulley (15%)
2. Intake
3. Software
4. Exhaust (this is the difference between them that i'm most concerned, since one has a double pipe exhaust (Borla) and the Dinan has only one.

I know there are other options for each stage (K&N, Supersprint etc...)
but need to know from actual owners that have put these into their cars.

sorry for the long thread but I'm ready to buy this right away and
would like to get some feedback from actual owners not just marketing.

thanks for your help
regards,
CJ

 

CJ,

Just wanted to throw another option out there. We can offer you more performance for similar or even less money, and we fully warranty everything.

Here is a link to our stage packages:

Performance Packages

Here's another link to our warranty:

Webb Motorsports Warranty

Feel free to contact me with any other questions you may have. We can provide dyno charts, customer comments, etc. Also keep in mind that I can build around your particular needs - we offer several product lines for that specific reason.

Hope that helps!
Randy Webb
Owner, Webb Motorsports
3911 Norwood Drive
Littleton, CO 80125
303-683-4424
randy@webbmotorsports.com

 

Noticed you weren't getting too many opinions here. You may want to try reposting or asking a mod to move this over to Performance Modifications: Drivetrain.

 

I don't think you can get 200HP+ at the wheels with a 15% pulley.

 

Sure you can!


We routinely do it, but it certainly requires headwork.

Randy