Turbos For The Ford EcoBoost
Turbochargers and turbo upgrades for the 2.7 and 3.5 EcoBoost — stock replacements through BorgWarner and Precision billet-wheel upgrade turbos that add boost and top-end power to your F-150, Raptor, or Explorer ST.
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The turbochargers are the heart of what makes an EcoBoost an EcoBoost. The 3.5L and 2.7L both run a pair of them, and while the factory units are strong, they eventually become the limiting factor on a built engine — or a wear item on a high-mileage truck. This category covers stock replacement turbos for restoring a tired truck and upgraded turbos for owners chasing serious power beyond what a tune and bolt-ons can deliver.
Before you shop turbos, be honest about your goal. A truck that just needs to run right again wants quality OEM-style replacements and healthy supporting parts. A truck being built for big power needs upgraded turbos plus the fuel system, intercooler, and charge pipes to support them — turbos are the last piece of that puzzle, not the first. Either way, start with an engine that has good timing, ignition, and oil health.
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Replace or upgrade — decide first
Stock-replacement turbos restore factory performance and reliability on a worn engine. Upgraded (billet-wheel or larger) turbos chase more airflow and only pay off with matching fuel, intercooler, and tune support.
Turbos are the last power mod
Bigger turbos on a stock fuel system and intercooler will disappoint or run into heat-soak. Build the supporting mods first, then add the turbos that need them.
Watch coolant and oil feed lines
EcoBoost turbos are water- and oil-cooled. When replacing turbos, inspect and refresh the feed and return lines and use quality oil on the right interval to protect the new units.






