Bigger turbo will also give you alot more mid-range, but only if your running some sort of fuel management. It's amazing the number of cars with bigger turbo's and stock ECU, they have dreadful power curves.
Dan, Read what I said:p I know you want it done early, and that's what I'll ask him for, but I'm telling you that I can't make it early, understand?
Aidwin, Sorry, just can't get excited about a Magna.
Shan, The wolf is $1395, comes with a boost controller and MAP sensor. All you need to do is run a vacuum hose from the manifold to the ECU, the boost controller can run the stock ECU. Steve generally does the install and tune for $2000 for SAU members, if you do the install yourself it may be cheaper.
Aidwin, Funny is one way to put it;)
Joe, I guess the problem is that a whole new lot of noobs will come along never having read threads like this and begin posting without thinking (as I used to do). Troy told me to pull my head in, and in general I've tried to behave since.
I personally think noobs need a cooling off period where you can read the forums and post in threads but not start you own threads till a week or so has passed and they have learnt some ettiquete. Just my opinion though.
Full management will give you more gains due to the fact it can control the timing aswell as the fuel, but really depends on how far you want to push the modifications. If your sticking with the stock turbo then get an SAFC, if your planning on doing a turbo upgrade then go full management.