Built
Different.
Engineered.
Vehicle conversions engineered as complete systems — from engines and cooling to drivetrains, fabrication, electrical integration and final testing.
A conversion
is more than
an engine swap.
A successful vehicle conversion requires the entire system to work together.
Engine selection, gearbox compatibility, mounting, cooling, fuel delivery, exhaust, electronics, drivetrain geometry and fabrication all have to be considered.
At Octane, the objective is not simply to install an engine. It is to create a properly integrated vehicle that works reliably in the real world.
From concept
to completion.
Assess
Understand the vehicle, intended use, engine, gearbox and practical requirements before work begins.
Engineer
Develop the mounting, drivetrain, cooling, exhaust and integration requirements around the complete vehicle.
Fabricate
Build the required components and physically integrate the conversion into the vehicle.
Refine
Check the finished system, resolve integration issues and refine the vehicle for reliable operation.
When the
factory solution
isn’t enough.
Custom vehicle work often starts with a problem: the existing configuration cannot deliver what the owner or application requires. That is where engineering begins.
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Every part
of the system
matters.
A conversion is successful when the individual components operate together as one properly engineered system.
- Engine conversion and installation
- Gearbox and transmission integration
- Custom engine mounting
- Cooling and intercooler systems
- Exhaust and stainless fabrication
- Fuel system integration
- Electrical and component integration
- Custom drivetrain solutions
Built in the
Octane workshop.
Don’t build
a collection
of parts.
Build a vehicle.
The best conversions disappear into the finished vehicle. Everything works together, everything fits, and everything has a reason.
Thinking about
a conversion?
Tell Octane what you want to build, what vehicle you have and what you need it to do. We can start with the engineering.