[pikoy1]

Mppk + Dinan stage 2 or just do Dinan stage 2 without mppk?

[Earthmaster]

If you have 5k to spare needlessly.... I mean all that extra money might as well save it for warranty repairs if you just get a piggy back or flash....

[pikoy1]

Thanks for the reply.. Appreciate it.

[The Nerd]

Originally Posted by pikoy1

Mppk + Dinan stage 2 or just do Dinan stage 2 without mppk?

Probably just Dinan Stage 2 and save $1k+. With the MPPK, the most noticeable thing will be more pops and snaps from the exhaust and a bit more torque.

[pikoy1]

thanks for the insight - very much appreciated

[snj49er]

The data on the Dinan website is shown on separate graphs with different scales. I needed to see it all in one place to make the comparison.

Originally Posted by pikoy1

Mppk + Dinan stage 2 or just do Dinan stage 2 without mppk?

[Earthmaster]

Those are crank numbers btw not to the wheels.

[snj49er]

Originally Posted by Earthmaster

Those are crank numbers btw not to the wheels.

Yup, that's what they said.

Originally Posted by Dinan_Engineering

Dinan only reports numbers at the crank.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by pikoy1

Mppk + Dinan stage 2 or just do Dinan stage 2 without mppk?

Depends on your power goals and your budget.

[obriennathaniel]

Originally Posted by Earthmaster

Those are crank numbers btw not to the wheels.

Oh, well that sucks lol

[s2k750]

How is the mppk making more power... The airbox is bs, the muffler makes 5hp on a freezing day, what else is there?

[The Nerd]

Originally Posted by s2k750

How is the mppk making more power... The airbox is bs, the muffler makes 5hp on a freezing day, what else is there?

The MPPK flash tune is putting out +1 to 2 more psi peak boost.

[DG335]

Seems like the biggest difference (that you would notice) are the torque figures down low in the RPM. MPPK + Dinan Stage 2 are quite a bit higher than just Dinan Stage 2.

As I picked up my car from the lot that already had MPPK installed (and thus worked into my lease) adding Dinan on top to me makes sense since I don't own the car and want to avoid any warranty/issues when giving it back to the dealer. Also to me its worth it over the next couple years that I'll have the car.

However if you already own the vehicle I would honestly save the money and go with some other reputable aftermarket companies and the money left over will cover the cost of something that breaks and warranty does not cover - but if you do it right I really doubt anything will break soon.