You are going to want to get a GOOD KIT by either Greddy, Edelbrock, or Turbonetics. The kit will run $3,200-$3,600 depending on where you get it. Also make sure the kit has a front mount intercooler. The labor for install and tuning will be around $1,000-$1,500 depending on the shop. Make sure you do not boost over 8 lbs. on your stock internals or it’s bye-bye engine. If you plan on more boost, YOU HAVE TO FORTIFY YOUR INTERNALS!!!! crank, pistons, rods, valves, valve springs, retainers, cams, cam gears. I can not stress this enough, BUY A GOOD QUALITY KIT, NOT A CHEAP ONE FROM EBAY!!!! I have a 99 civic EX that has a 1995 civic SIR B16 from japan in it and it’s built and can run 35 lbs. of boost. 497.8 HP to the front wheels at 35 lbs. 337 HP daily driven.

How much would it cost for me to get a complete Turbo kit for my 1991 honda civic. My buddy and i can put it in, but we need to see where i could order it from and how much it ll cost. So anythings appreciated

I have just purchased a 1983 Itasca Motorhome with a 6.2 L general Motors diesel engine. I was driving it home across the West coast and in some mountainous areas we were barely doing 25 up the inclines. Can I add some kick to this old thing in order to make better time, and any idea how much it might cost?

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Probably over $5,000 including parts, labor, and tuning. This doesn’t including upgrading the engine so it can actually take the boost without blowing up in a month.