KC Turbos KC Reaper 500 Twin Turbos

Fits 2013-2016 3.5L EcoBoost

KC Turbos KC Reaper 500 Twin Turbos for 2013-2016 Ford F-150 (3.5L EB)

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gain
capable of 500 whp total, not a gain over stock
price
$2,490
at eBay

Price tracked 17 times since Jul 12, 2026 at the stores we check daily, not eBay: low $2,490, high $2,490, currently $2,490.

low $2,490 · high $2,490 since Jul 12, 2026, at the stores we check daily, not eBay
install
5/5 difficulty · COULD NOT VERIFY - no labor estimate published

where to buy · 7 retailers tracked

  • eBaybest pricechecked Oct 9$2,490view
  • Blessed Performancechecked Aug 16$2,490view
  • DDP Motorsportschecked Sep 19$2,490view
  • Dirty Diesel Customchecked Sep 9$2,490view
  • KC Turbos Directchecked Sep 25$2,490view
  • PSC Repairchecked Aug 16 · out of stock$2,490view
  • T3 Speed Shopchecked Sep 15$2,490view

KC Turbos' Reaper 500 twin-turbo upgrade for the 3.5L EcoBoost.

why this one — KC's own product page states it's capable of 500 whp on 91-93 octane or E30 - no independent dyno found to confirm it.

where the number comes from

KC Turbos' own product page: "Capable of 500whp" on 91-93 octane or E30 fuel. No independent dyno found. Source: kcturbos.com/products/kc-reaper-twin-turbo.

heads up

Turbo hardware changes boost/airflow and requires custom tuning to run safely - can affect powertrain warranty and CARB/EPA compliance depending on state and specific supporting parts.

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