^ sorry - i should have clarified the 170-180kw figure i mentioned was at the wheels. The 190kw number you mention is measured at the engine (this is how APR and many other tuners quote their power figures). Power at the wheels (measured using a dyno) is always less than power at the engine (power cant really be measured at the engine).
The 190kw figure you mention would be about 155-160kw at the wheels. So im saying you have approx 20kw or so before you max out your stock K03 turbo.
The K04 turbo is a slightly larger version of the turbo you already have. APR and several other companies (like AWE Tunng) sell K04 bolt on kits. As mentioned in my previous post, this starts to get a bit more expensive, as you need a dump pipe $700-$1,500 depending on brand, an upgraded intercooler $500-$1,500 depending on brand, the K04 kit and of course you need to factor in several days labour as this job is not something that you would want to attempt yourself unless you have plenty of tools, a hoist and plenty of mechanical knowledge.
If you went with the K04 kit, then APR have a "stage 3" tune which is designed for the new turbo. Best to speak to your APR dealer to get the most up to date details etc.