You forgot the 190, 195 and 200 pulley size that are becoming popular in the US right now, Acid has a 200 fitted to his which is probably the only one in the UK at the moment.
Heat is an issue in Europe even in stock motors, I have a 176mm Pulley and on a recent trip to Germany I hit 60 deg C IAT after 3 mid to high speed runs at full throttle. In all honesty the difference in performance would have only been obvious with a stop watch or against another vehicle.
There is a good thread here on mbworld on the matter of pulley size vs hp and boost.
Relationship between pulley size and Boost - MBWorld.org Forums
The theory being that a 168 (Renntech and Kleemann typical size) will achieve 40+hp and a 180 will achieve 78+hp.
The cooling issue seems to stem from the fact the weak link in the chain is the supercharger which is already spinning at its peak efficiency in stock form so as the pulley size goes up the efficiency of the supercharger is ever decreasing creating more heat.
Try this one for further info
Compressor map - MBWorld.org Forums
In the end it all depends on what it is you are looking to achieve:
Is it a very fast but reliable everyday car?
A temperamental but all out monster on the right day?
Drag strip 10 sec car?
A dyno queen/king?
Renntech are a US company but have agents here (PCS/Olly in Horndean)
Eurocharged are also US based (MSL/Acid in Birmingham)
Kleemann Denmark (SKG Performance/Steen Greev in Mayfield)
All 3 tuning companies have vast experience with the 55k engine.