Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Turbo kits, especially for trucks, can definitely come with hefty price tags! A turbo kit for a truck can generally cost about $800 to over $8,000. It’s possible that a compatible
turbo kit could be within that price range, but it depends on what you pick.
How much a Chevrolet Silverado turbo kit actually costs for you will depend on different factors, like what your performance goals are. Turbo kits for larger vehicles like trucks tend to cost ones for smaller cars with smaller engines.
A single turbo kit and a twin turbo kit accomplish different things, and single turbos are typically less expensive than twin turbos. And as you’d probably expect, high-end turbo kits will usually come with a higher price tag.
If a mechanic will be installing your Chrysler 200 turbo kit for you, you should also expect to spend another several hundred dollars on labor costs.
While you’re at it, it might be worth giving truck’s
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