Turbocharger Kits
Turbocharger Kits - Complete Turbo Systems for Maximum Performance
Unleash serious horsepower with our complete turbocharger kits. From entry-level bolt-on systems to race-spec Stage 3 setups, we offer premium turbo kits for Honda, Nissan, Subaru, VW/Audi, and more. Transform your naturally aspirated engine into a turbocharged powerhouse.
Complete Turbocharger Systems
Every turbocharger kit includes everything you need for a complete installation:
- Turbocharger: T3/T4, GT series, or application-specific turbo
- Turbo Manifold: Cast iron or stainless steel construction
- Wastegate: Internal or external boost control
- Blow-Off Valve: Prevents compressor surge
- Intercooler: Front-mount or side-mount FMIC
- Intercooler Piping: Mandrel-bent aluminum
- Oil Feed & Return Lines: Stainless steel braided
- Hardware Kit: All bolts, gaskets, clamps
- Installation Instructions: Step-by-step guide
Turbocharger Kits by Platform
Honda/Acura Turbo Kits
D-Series Turbo Kits (D15, D16)
- Vehicles: 1992-2000 Civic DX/LX/CX, Del Sol, CRX
- Entry Level: 200-250 HP, $2,000-$2,500
- Stage 2: 300-350 HP, $3,000-$4,000
- Stage 3: 400+ HP, $4,500-$6,000
- Best For: Budget builds, daily drivers
B-Series Turbo Kits (B16, B18, B20)
- Vehicles: 1994-2001 Integra GSR/LS, 1999-2000 Civic Si
- Entry Level: 200-300 HP, $2,200-$2,800
- Stage 2: 350-400 HP, $3,500-$4,500
- Stage 3: 450+ HP, $5,000-$7,000
- Best For: VTEC engines, high-revving builds
H-Series Turbo Kits (H22, H23)
- Vehicles: Prelude, Accord
- Stage 2: 300-350 HP, $3,200-$4,000
- Stage 3: 500+ HP, $5,500-$7,500
- Best For: Larger displacement, more torque
K-Series Turbo Kits (K20, K24)
- Vehicles: Civic Si, RSX Type S, TSX, Accord
- Entry Level: 250-300 HP, $2,800-$3,500
- Stage 2: 400-450 HP, $4,000-$5,500
- Stage 3: 600+ HP, $6,000-$9,000
- Best For: Modern Honda performance
Nissan/Infiniti Turbo Kits
VQ35/VQ37 Turbo Kits (350Z, 370Z, G35, G37)
- Single Turbo: 400-600 HP, $5,000-$8,000
- Twin Turbo: 500-700+ HP, $8,000-$12,000
- Turbo Options: Garrett GT35R, GT40R, Precision turbos
- Best For: VQ engine enthusiasts seeking big power
SR20DET Turbo Upgrades (240SX, Silvia)
- Bolt-On Upgrades: GT28RS, GT2871R, GT3076R
- Power: 300-500 HP depending on turbo
- Best For: Already-turbocharged SR20 engines
VW/Audi Turbo Upgrades
2.0T TSI/TFSI Turbo Upgrades
- Vehicles: GTI, Golf R, A3, A4, S3
- IS20 Upgrade: 300-350 HP, $1,500-$2,500
- IS38 Upgrade: 400-450 HP, $2,000-$3,000
- IHX475 (Tomioka Racing): 475 HP, $3,500-$4,500
- IHX600 (Tomioka Racing): 600 HP, $4,500-$5,500
- Best For: Bolt-on power for already-turbo engines
Subaru Turbo Upgrades
WRX/STI Turbo Upgrades
- TD04 Upgrade: 300-350 HP
- FP Green/Blue: 350-400 HP
- Garrett G25-550: 400-500 HP
- Best For: Upgrading factory turbo Subarus
Understanding Turbo Stages
Stage 1: Entry-Level Turbo Kit
Power Range: 200-250 HP
Boost Pressure: 7-8 PSI
Price Range: $2,000-$3,000
Engine Requirements: Stock internals OK
Best For: Daily drivers, first-time turbo builders, budget builds
What's Included:
- T3/T4 or T25/T28 turbocharger
- Cast iron manifold
- Internal wastegate
- Basic intercooler (24"x12"x3")
- 2.5" aluminum piping
- Standard BOV
Stage 2: Intermediate Turbo Kit
Power Range: 300-400 HP
Boost Pressure: 10-15 PSI
Price Range: $3,500-$5,500
Engine Requirements: Built internals recommended (forged pistons/rods)
Best For: Track enthusiasts, weekend warriors, serious builds
Upgrades Over Stage 1:
- Larger turbocharger (GT30R, GT35R)
- External wastegate (50mm)
- Larger intercooler (28"x12"x4")
- 3" aluminum piping
- Upgraded BOV (Tial, Turbosmart)
- Fuel management system
Stage 3: Race-Spec Turbo Kit
Power Range: 400-600+ HP
Boost Pressure: 15-25+ PSI
Price Range: $5,000-$9,000+
Engine Requirements: Fully built engine (forged internals, head studs, upgraded valvetrain)
Best For: Race cars, drag racing, time attack, serious competition
Race-Spec Features:
- Large frame turbo (GT35R, GT40R, GT45R)
- Stainless steel manifold
- 60mm+ external wastegate
- Massive intercooler (30"x12"x4"+)
- 3.5" aluminum piping
- Premium BOV
- Standalone ECU compatible
Turbocharger Brands We Carry
ATK (Affordable Turbo Kits)
- Price Range: Budget-friendly ($2,000-$4,000)
- Quality: Excellent value, proven reliability
- Best For: Daily drivers, first-time turbo builders
- Warranty: 1-year limited warranty
Tomioka Racing
- Price Range: Premium ($3,500-$6,000)
- Quality: Race-proven, high-end components
- Best For: Serious builds, track cars
- Specialty: VW/Audi turbo upgrades (IHX series)
Garrett Turbochargers
- Price Range: Premium ($1,500-$4,000 turbo only)
- Quality: OEM-grade, industry standard
- Popular Models: GT28RS, GT2871R, GT3076R, GT35R
- Best For: Custom builds, maximum reliability
Precision Turbo
- Price Range: Premium ($2,000-$5,000 turbo only)
- Quality: High-performance, race-proven
- Best For: High-horsepower builds, drag racing
Installation & Tuning
Installation Time
- Experienced DIY: 8-12 hours
- First-Time Install: 12-20 hours
- Professional Shop: 10-15 hours labor
Installation Cost
- DIY: $0 (your time + tools)
- Professional: $800-$2,000 depending on complexity
Tuning (REQUIRED!)
Never run a turbocharger kit without proper ECU tuning!
Tuning Options:
- Hondata/KTuner (Honda/Acura): $400-$800
- Cobb Accessport (Subaru/Mazda): $650-$750
- Uprev/ECUtek (Nissan/Infiniti): $500-$1,000
- Custom Dyno Tune: $800-$1,500 (best results)
- E-Tune (Remote): $300-$600
Supporting Modifications Required
Fuel System
- Fuel Pump: $150-$400 (required for Stage 2+)
- Fuel Injectors: $300-$800 (required for Stage 2+)
- Fuel Pressure Regulator: $100-$300 (recommended)
Drivetrain
- Clutch Upgrade (Manual): $500-$1,500 (required)
- Axles: $400-$800 (recommended for 400+ HP)
Cooling
- Upgraded Radiator: $200-$500 (recommended)
- Oil Cooler: $300-$600 (recommended for track use)
Exhaust
- Downpipe: $300-$600 (highly recommended)
- Cat-Back Exhaust: $500-$1,500 (recommended)
Gauges & Monitoring
- Boost Gauge: $50-$200 (required)
- Wideband AFR Gauge: $200-$400 (highly recommended)
- Oil Pressure Gauge: $50-$150 (recommended)
Total Cost to Go Turbo
Entry-Level Build (200-250 HP)
- Turbo Kit: $2,000-$3,000
- Installation: $0-$1,000
- Tuning: $400-$800
- Supporting Mods: $800-$1,500
- Total: $3,200-$6,300
Stage 2 Build (300-400 HP)
- Turbo Kit: $3,500-$5,500
- Built Engine: $3,000-$6,000
- Installation: $1,000-$2,000
- Tuning: $600-$1,200
- Supporting Mods: $2,000-$4,000
- Total: $10,100-$18,700
Stage 3 Build (400-600+ HP)
- Turbo Kit: $5,000-$9,000
- Built Engine: $5,000-$10,000
- Installation: $1,500-$3,000
- Standalone ECU: $1,500-$3,000
- Supporting Mods: $4,000-$8,000
- Total: $17,000-$33,000+
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I turbo my stock engine?
A: Yes! Entry-level kits work with stock internals up to 250 HP. Beyond that, built internals required.
Q: How much HP will I gain?
A: Entry kits: +100-150 HP. Stage 2: +150-250 HP. Stage 3: +250-400+ HP.
Q: Do I need a tune?
A: YES! Absolutely required. Running turbo without tuning WILL damage your engine.
Q: Will I lose reliability?
A: Not with proper installation, tuning, and maintenance. Conservative boost = reliable.
Q: Can I install it myself?
A: If you're mechanically inclined, yes. First-timers should consider professional install.
Q: What's the difference between stages?
A: Turbo size, boost pressure, supporting components, and power output.
Q: How long does a turbo last?
A: 100,000+ miles with proper maintenance (oil changes, cool-down periods).
Q: Can I daily drive a turbo car?
A: Absolutely! Entry and Stage 2 kits are very streetable.
Turbocharger Maintenance
Critical Maintenance:
- Regular oil changes (every 3,000-5,000 miles)
- Use quality synthetic oil
- Let engine idle 30-60 seconds before driving
- Let turbo cool down before shutting off (30-60 seconds idle)
- Check oil lines for leaks regularly
- Inspect intercooler piping for boost leaks
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