New, remanufactured or rebuild?
A new turbo is the best choice when the housings are cracked or the old turbo is completely destroyed. A remanufactured turbo is rebuilt with new wear parts and is a more affordable alternative. Rebuilding your own turbo is the most economical option when the housings are sound. We’ll help you choose based on the turbo’s condition and your budget.
How we match the right turbo
Even the same car model can use different turbos depending on engine, power output and year. That’s why we match by the number on the old turbo’s plate, by the car maker’s part number, or by VIN and engine code. That way we avoid mistakes that cost time and money.
Fitting is half the job
A new turbo fitted without fixing the cause of the old one’s failure can fail within a few kilometres. When fitting, the oil and filter are always changed, the oil lines and crankcase ventilation checked and the intercooler cleaned. More on this on the turbo removal and fitting page.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between a remanufactured and a rebuilt turbo?
A remanufactured turbo is rebuilt in advance and ready to fit – you get another turbo in exchange for your old one. A rebuild restores your own turbo.
Do you have a turbo for my car?
Call us with the make, model, engine and ideally the turbo part number – we’ll check availability and delivery time.