Drivetrain John Cooper Works Warranted Upgrade
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i know that i have read in other threads about the John Cooper Works boost to 200 hp and i was wondering if anoyne has any other info on it. i am really interested as i am sure many others are too!
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>>i know that i have read in other threads about the John Cooper Works boost to 200 hp and i was wondering if anoyne has any other info on it. i am really interested as i am sure many others are too!
Yep the only info is.... bring your checkbook cause it will be expensive! EST 5-7k US.... There are better upgrades for that money!
Yep the only info is.... bring your checkbook cause it will be expensive! EST 5-7k US.... There are better upgrades for that money!
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In addition to the expense, MINI has also had several delays in bringing the JCW kit to the U.S.
Consider this, with MINI Madness Intake ($240), Magnaflow Exhaust ($600), Pulley ($200), and Header ($1300), MINI Motorsport is making 200 hp at the crank. That's exactly what the claimed gain is from the JCW kit and it's ~$2400.
So, you can either hold you breathe to spend $5000 for the JCW OR you can build a MINI with exactly the same power output for about $2400 right now.
Consider this, with MINI Madness Intake ($240), Magnaflow Exhaust ($600), Pulley ($200), and Header ($1300), MINI Motorsport is making 200 hp at the crank. That's exactly what the claimed gain is from the JCW kit and it's ~$2400.
So, you can either hold you breathe to spend $5000 for the JCW OR you can build a MINI with exactly the same power output for about $2400 right now.
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