BBR Super 200 kit for MX-5
200hp kit for Mk3 MX-5s offers affordable zoom-zoom upgrade without going turbo

BBR also offers normally aspirated Super 175 and Super 180 kits for Mk3/NC MX-5s, pushing power from the standard 2.0's 160hp to 175hp and 180hp for £995 and £1,795 respectively. The former uses BBR's four-into-one exhaust manifold and Starchip ECU remap, the latter adding a 2.5-inch centre section and high-flow cat and BBR back box.
Building on this BBR has just announced a new Super 200 package for all 2.0-litre MX-5s and costing £2,195 or £1,695 if you're handy with the spanners and want to go DIY. It uses the manifold and panel air filter, a further updated ECU remap and - most significantly - new cams for both exhaust and intake. If you've already got the Super 175 or 180 kit you can upgrade to 200 spec for £1,395, the added bonus being the BBR exhaust kit you've already got liberates another 7hp or so. As it stands BBR claims a substantial 40hp increase to a base 201hp and a 19lb ft torque increase to 166lb ft. The latter arrives at 4,000rpm, 1,100rpm lower than the stock car claims BBR.
A lot of numbers to digest there. What exactly do they add up to? A whole lot of fun with a price that's more digestible to those who want an MX-5 with a bit more zoom-zoom but without the perceived complexity of a turbo kit. This is good old-fashioned tuning in keeping with the Mazda's traditional image and, of course, can be fitted to used NC MX-5s as well as new ones. With 2.0-litre cars available for a little over £5K upwards in the PH classifieds there's the basis for an affordable and fun little project car in the making there. Especially paired with the impressive Koni-based suspension kit fitted to the turbocharged GT270 we drove last year.
We'll be badgering BBR for a go with the Super 200 as soon as this story is filed. Watch this space...
Surely an MX5 thread on PH would have lots more people on it a lot quicker than this?!
I like the sound of this. I'll never get round to modding my NC I'm sure, but I think this would be just the trick if I did.
Apologies in advance for saying this, but 270 seems a bit too much. Oh, and I also like having 2 N/A cars on the fleet having had to replace a turbo on a Mazda before. So, looks like this would be ideal.
So all in 8k for something with 200 bhp and plenty of fun, this makes other track toys seem very expensive
This concerns me a little as to how good after sales would be.
EDIT : To add that Neil is now looking into this as others have also reported the problem and it appears there may be an issue somewhere.
I have tried on and off for 6 months contacting them to purchase upgrades and they are useless.
If any company are this bad when you are trying to give them your money I can only guess what the after sales service is like.
One to avoid.
I have tried on and off for 6 months contacting them to purchase upgrades and they are useless.
If any company are this bad when you are trying to give them your money I can only guess what the after sales service is like.
One to avoid.
These cars are mapped using EcuTek software, for the person who asked earlier.
I believe Nick at Skuzzle Motorsport is close to getting a 2.0 NC up to 200bhp with just breathing mods and a remap.

The car goess like stink now and sounds really nice plus I got 187 BHP
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I have tried on and off for 6 months contacting them to purchase upgrades and they are useless.
If any company are this bad when you are trying to give them your money I can only guess what the after sales service is like.
One to avoid.
After three attempts to purchase from you and not a single response back I have now gone to a competitor. Very dissapointing as I wanted to use BBR and was passing Northampton last week with the car in question.
If you are not going to respond to the contact email address listed above perhaps it is better to remove it? Would you purchase from a company who acted the same?
Thanks,
Scott.
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