View Poll Results: How much should a turbo kit like this cost?
Up to $4,000
79
19.32%
$4,000 - $5,000
105
25.67%
$5,000 - $6,000
111
27.14%
$6,000 - $7,000
63
15.40%
$7,000 - $8,000
27
6.60%
$8,000 and Higher
24
5.87%
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POLL: What do you think is a fair price for a turbo kit?
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David's list is interesting, I'd like to take a cut at it:
Turbo(s): Single $1000 (more for twins)
Wastegate(s): $300 or more
Blowoff: $350
Hot Side: $2000
Cold Sides: $1000
Couplers, clamps, fittings: $300
Oil lines, scavenge pumps etc: $200
Intercooler(s): $1000
Fuel pump upgrade: $500
Injectors: $500
Tuning: $500
Boost Controller: $500
= $7800
Turbo(s): Single $1000 (more for twins)
Wastegate(s): $300 or more
Blowoff: $350
Hot Side: $2000
Cold Sides: $1000
Couplers, clamps, fittings: $300
Oil lines, scavenge pumps etc: $200
Intercooler(s): $1000
Fuel pump upgrade: $500
Injectors: $500
Tuning: $500
Boost Controller: $500
= $7800
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Maybe my $ for hot sides is too high, but coated truck manifolds will run like $400, and custom headers will be $1000-1500. AND you have to factor in the cost of the materials.
And other variables are:
HPT 2 bar conversion (and/or aftermarket pcm software)
Fuel pressure regulator
Air filter(s)
I don't see anyway that someone can make 550-700rwhp without spending at least $7,000 assuming you are NOT building the kit yourself.
And other variables are:
HPT 2 bar conversion (and/or aftermarket pcm software)
Fuel pressure regulator
Air filter(s)
I don't see anyway that someone can make 550-700rwhp without spending at least $7,000 assuming you are NOT building the kit yourself.
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Maybe my $ for hot sides is too high, but coated truck manifolds will run like $400, and custom headers will be $1000-1500. AND you have to factor in the cost of the materials.
And other variables are:
HPT 2 bar conversion (and/or aftermarket pcm software)
Fuel pressure regulator
Air filter(s)
I don't see anyway that someone can make 550-700rwhp without spending at least $7,000 assuming you are NOT building the kit yourself.
And other variables are:
HPT 2 bar conversion (and/or aftermarket pcm software)
Fuel pressure regulator
Air filter(s)
I don't see anyway that someone can make 550-700rwhp without spending at least $7,000 assuming you are NOT building the kit yourself.
Ricky
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
I don't see anyway that someone can make 550-700rwhp without spending at least $7,000 assuming you are NOT building the kit yourself.
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A few things I think PSJ is off on
Charge piping should not cost that much, and my full size griffon shipped didn't even cost a full $1000.
Also - a boost controller is not required, not a electronic one anyway. My car still runs spring pressure because im too busy upgrading other things.
Charge piping should not cost that much, and my full size griffon shipped didn't even cost a full $1000.
Also - a boost controller is not required, not a electronic one anyway. My car still runs spring pressure because im too busy upgrading other things.
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For a nice front mount that has decent ground clearance, wont be limited to 500 rwhp due to manifolds, wont be a bitch to install, and includes some fuel parts, i would pay 6-7k
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Originally Posted by Superman09
For a nice front mount that has decent ground clearance, wont be limited to 500 rwhp due to manifolds, wont be a bitch to install, and includes some fuel parts, i would pay 6-7k
None of them are easy to install, not turbos anyway... well, not any forced induction system. Easy isn't a term that computes. I wish I could tell you what I've run into with this Incon kit, but it's moving along with roadblocks at every turn. ~Joshua
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I didnt say it had to be an easy install Just not a kit that will end up making me throw the turbo threw my windshield.
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#73
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I just paid $7,500 for a brand new Incon kit that is 100% complete except for injectors, gauges, and a tune. The turbos are the larger GT37's.
He had all the hot/cold parts coated, and it came with an aftermarket scavenge pump and Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator in addition to the stock Incon pieces.
With the price of the injectors and gauges, tune, & misc I should have about $8,500 in the kit when it's fully installed in a couple days.
I think this kit's quality makes it worth every penny. ~Joshua
He had all the hot/cold parts coated, and it came with an aftermarket scavenge pump and Aeromotive fuel pressure regulator in addition to the stock Incon pieces.
With the price of the injectors and gauges, tune, & misc I should have about $8,500 in the kit when it's fully installed in a couple days.
I think this kit's quality makes it worth every penny. ~Joshua
PJS if someone would make a kit like this, it would be worth 10g's IMO.
with a good tune that kit can be trouble free for 100,000mi.
good uo to 800rw
I paid 6 for mine 2 years ago.
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our C5 single kit comes with the following:
PT76GTS turbo with a thermal coating on the hot side
Mild Steel tubular headers and y/crossover pipe with v band clamps (Also coated)
custom front mount intercooler
Tial 50mm BOV your choice of color (black, blue, red, sliver, purple) good to 80 psi and is a v band flange
Twin Tial 38mm waste gates your choice of color (black, blue, red, sliver, purple) good to 4 bar and 2000 degrees and has an upgraded valve for leaded gas
comes with all lines and fittings for oiling
4 ply silicone couplers for the charge side and all clamps are t bolt clamps
Piping needed for charge side (aluminum) your choice of powder coat.
Alternator relocation bracket and a boss alternator
Thermal turbo blanket for hot side.
Turbo mounting bracket (your choice of powder coat)
Radiator relocation brackets
Aluminum radiator, condenser, intercooler shroud. your choice of powder coat
Coil pack relocation kit
Down pipe fitted for stock location exhaust black 2400 degree thermal coating
Any necessary heat shields
Custom upper radiator pipe/hose
the kit allows retention of A/C
headers are being mass produced at Pacesetter at this time
street kit will cost approx $6100.00(for 347-370ci)
race kit approx $7100.00(408-427ci)
R&D has taken a number of months but it all will be worth it in the end.
we will be looking into a F-body kit soon.
PT76GTS turbo with a thermal coating on the hot side
Mild Steel tubular headers and y/crossover pipe with v band clamps (Also coated)
custom front mount intercooler
Tial 50mm BOV your choice of color (black, blue, red, sliver, purple) good to 80 psi and is a v band flange
Twin Tial 38mm waste gates your choice of color (black, blue, red, sliver, purple) good to 4 bar and 2000 degrees and has an upgraded valve for leaded gas
comes with all lines and fittings for oiling
4 ply silicone couplers for the charge side and all clamps are t bolt clamps
Piping needed for charge side (aluminum) your choice of powder coat.
Alternator relocation bracket and a boss alternator
Thermal turbo blanket for hot side.
Turbo mounting bracket (your choice of powder coat)
Radiator relocation brackets
Aluminum radiator, condenser, intercooler shroud. your choice of powder coat
Coil pack relocation kit
Down pipe fitted for stock location exhaust black 2400 degree thermal coating
Any necessary heat shields
Custom upper radiator pipe/hose
the kit allows retention of A/C
headers are being mass produced at Pacesetter at this time
street kit will cost approx $6100.00(for 347-370ci)
race kit approx $7100.00(408-427ci)
R&D has taken a number of months but it all will be worth it in the end.
we will be looking into a F-body kit soon.
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$7000 with fuel system, and base tune, for a "MANUFACTURED" turbo kit, with OEM type hardware.
no offense to all of the fabricated turbo kits, but unless somebody offers a 100,000 mile warranty against cracking, I won't even consider purchasing one.
maybe I should go ahead and try to complete a kit with the incon manifolds I have laying around...
Ryan
no offense to all of the fabricated turbo kits, but unless somebody offers a 100,000 mile warranty against cracking, I won't even consider purchasing one.
maybe I should go ahead and try to complete a kit with the incon manifolds I have laying around...
Ryan
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Want to sell those Incon mani's, I could see about getting them reproduced on a mass scale.
Ryan