Turbo Covers

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Turbo Covers for Turbocharged Builds

A turbo cover is the housing piece that surrounds part of a turbocharger and shapes how air moves into and out of it. On the compressor side, the cover guides intake air to the wheel and sends pressurized air on toward the engine. People replace a turbo cover when the original is damaged. They also swap covers to get an inlet or outlet layout that suits their intake and charge piping, or to adapt a turbo to a new build.

Right now we have 1 turbo cover in stock, from BorgWarner: the BorgWarner SX-E Style Cover EFR-7163. It is a single, specific part, so it suits shoppers who already know which turbo they are working with.

  • Confirm the cover matches your exact turbo model before ordering.
  • Check the inlet and outlet orientation against your existing intake and charge piping.
  • Make sure the cover suits the compressor wheel your turbo uses.
  • Look at the space around the turbo in your engine bay so the cover and its connections have room.

To see what works with your setup, pick your vehicle and we will show you what fits.

Turbo Covers for Turbocharged Builds

A turbo cover is the housing piece that surrounds part of a turbocharger and shapes how air moves into and out of it. On the compressor side, the cover guides intake air to the wheel and sends pressurized air on toward the engine. People replace a turbo cover when the original is damaged. They also swap covers to get an inlet or outlet layout that suits their intake and charge piping, or to adapt a turbo to a new build.

Right now we have 1 turbo cover in stock, from BorgWarner: the BorgWarner SX-E Style Cover EFR-7163. It is a single, specific part, so it suits shoppers who already know which turbo they are working with.

  • Confirm the cover matches your exact turbo model before ordering.
  • Check the inlet and outlet orientation against your existing intake and charge piping.
  • Make sure the cover suits the compressor wheel your turbo uses.
  • Look at the space around the turbo in your engine bay so the cover and its connections have room.

To see what works with your setup, pick your vehicle and we will show you what fits.