The BNR Supercars LLC +500whp and +600whp capable DROP-IN turbo upgrades for your 2015-2022 EcoBoost Mustang are available for purchase right here:
There's a new turbo name floating around in the EcoBoost community, well technically two. The BNR600 and the BNR525 are taking over all the groups and forums and with good reasoning. We've been anticipating the release of the BNR Supercars turbos for over 2 years. This is the turbo that will unseat the current drop-in king, the Precision Turbo NX2. With over two years of testing and countless "Pre-Order here", BNR is finally ready to get these turbos out and start making some power.
These turbos are for the 2015-2022 Ford 2.3L EcoBoost Mustang. Since its release, the EcoBoost Mustang has been a talking point for many Mustang "purists". But the little 4banger pony has exceeded many expectations with the help of amazing aftermarket support to the point where you'll have no idea if the EcoBoost parked next to you at the light is stock or has a big turbo, built motor, on meth.
The Precision Turbo NX2:
For the past handful of years, the Precision Turbo NX2 has been the #1 selling turbo option for the Mustang EcoBoost platform. Released back in 2018, the NX2 was a game-changer for many enthusiasts. Capable of making up to 520whp maxed out, the NX2 took the EcoBoost Mustang and made it a contender for usable street power. The average number for stock block Ecos is around 430-475whp and torque into the 500s. Priced at $1,995 retail, the Precision Turbo NX2 was affordable, its drop-in feature and compact design made it so that any enthusiast with a few tools could do it themselves with minor to no modifications, straight drop-in.
And although few have tried to unseat the NX2, The NX2 has proven to be "The turbo the EcoBoost should have come with". With full boost creeping in at 3,000-3500 RPMs the NX2 gave you the low-end torque to get you out of the hole and a kicker up top. With the proper wastegate setup, the NX2 was able to pull all the way up the top of the rpm getting rid of the "dead spot" set by the stock turbo.
Now, BNR Supercars has released theirs.
The BNR525: Introducing the Challenger!
The BNR600: The Real Homewrecker!
Pricing: This is a shocker.
Pricing for these new turbos is $1,850 a pop. This pricing is for both! The BNR525 and the BNR600. Compared to the NX2, you're saving almost $150!
This brings on a new subject, Which one should you buy!?
Modifications: Minor.
When it comes to modifications to fit this giant scroll, there are some. It appears that you'll need to shave/grind a minor part of your block casting. This is the only way to be able to fit the giant compressor housing for both the BNR525 and the BNR600. This grinding off the block does not affect the rigidity and safety of the block and it has been said to be minor.
If you ask us? A small price to pay to party hard!
Conclusion: It's a no-brainer.
Well, after much waiting, wishing, and hoping, the BNR Turbos are finally here and a shipping date has been set for March. The price of $1,850 per turbo is beyond insane compared to the $1,995 many have been paying for the NX2.
You'll be making more power off the bat no matter which turbo you choose.
Our Choice? 600 ALL THE WAY!
We simply do not see a case for anyone to purchase the BNR525 over the BNR600. Same price, Same modifications for installation, and you'll make more power? Yeah, the BNR600 is what we'll recommend.
Other Details: What You Get.
The great part about these turbos is their straight drop-in options. You'll be able to reuse your downpipe and charge pipe setup. We will recommend you upgrade your stock downpipe to a CVF Catted 3" downpipe and charge pipes setup for the best performance outcome. These turbo kits also come with new coolant and oil lines, o-rings, and gaskets.
Only a few hundred of these turbos will be made so the BEST time to buy is RIGHT NOW! Order your on our website at www.pp-fl.com
