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It's possible to install Turtlebot2 in ROS Kinetic but it will take a bit of work on your end. In this repo, I showed some examples how to go through this process with other robots: https://github.com/robogeekcanada/noetic_robots
But essentially you need to build from source, make sure everything compiles properly. Next challenge would be to make the simulation part work.
There is an example on how to make it work with ROS Melodic, take a look, it may work or without too much work. https://github.com/gaunthan/Turtlebot2-On-Melodic. Good luck, if you are successful, please make sure to share as others will benefit.
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