Cost for Supercharger plus Install

ApexStang

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Cost for Kenne Bell Supercharger plus Install

I am starting my savings fund for Forced Induction via the Kenne Bell 2.6 Intercooled piece.

My local Mustang Speed shop quoted me the following:

$5399 2.6 Intercooled Kit
$1200 Installation Cost
$75 for Dyno Time
$100 Shipping Cost
Plus taxes and I'm out the door for $7145.18.

What does everyone think of that price? Is that about average for this type of install. I'm thinking about upgrading the Clutch as well to a Ram HD. Cost is $300 plus $250 for the install for a total cost of $550.

How do those prices compare to what you guys have been shelling out?

Thanks.
Apex
 
You might be better off getting the parts your self, shops usally have mark up when they get the parts for you. Shop around and see where you can get the best deal on parts and just have them do the install. Maybe thats what your allready doing, I don't know, It just sounded like they were getting you the parts and the whole shebang.
 
Yeah, they are pricing everything together and will be providing the parts. I thought $5400 for the Supercharger itself was reasonable based on what I've seen on several different online retailers.

I'm wondering if the $1200 cost is about right for labor though.
 
Definitely check around more - it won't hurt. Most supercharger manufacturers estimate around 8 hours for an install, so say its actually 12 hours - that means the shop is charging you $100/hour. Sounds high to me.

As far as parts go, some shops will charge more for labor if you bring your own parts, so it may or may not save you money. Other shops will have some weird connections where they can get the parts very cheap. When I was shopping around for my Borla catback on my old V6 mustang, the list price was like $750. I got quotes from shops from $525 installed all the way up to $975 before install.