is it a complete kit that will fit easily is the question. you can probably do the mechanical installation as long as everything goes together right. as far as "complete" - does it include an intercooler? larger injectors? boost controller? you should put on an intercooler if the kit doesnt have one. you also might have to lower the compression ratio by putting a head gasket spacer under the head. you slap a turbo on to a naturally aspirated engine w/ no intercooler and high compression is formula for going into preignition and blowing the engine very soon.
i think this is why they say "professional installation only". another thing - the exhaust well be too small and restricted. if you are in a state where you need smog ck to be legal - number 1 you probably will fail the visual inspection - or your cat will burn out and you fail the smog test. in that case you will need a larger cat and have to do a special smog test to be legal.
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How difficult is it to install a turbo kit?
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