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Search the swap landscape
Start with the chassis and engine you have in mind, then narrow the field with structured compatibility notes.
Plan the swap. Know the gaps.
Map your motor swap before turning a wrench.
Motor Swap Atlas turns scattered fitment research into a clear, shareable project plan for builders, enthusiasts, and specialty shops.
Start free. No credit card required.
What to expect
Built around honest planning, not magic compatibility claims.
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Traceable research
Keep source notes beside the decisions they support.
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Clear uncertainty
Flag measurements and assumptions that still need verification.
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Builder-owned plans
Export and share your project details without locking up your work.
A working atlas
From a promising combination to a buildable plan.
Organize the whole swap around dependencies—not a generic shopping list. Every choice stays connected to the project it affects.
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Build a defensible parts plan
Keep mounts, transmissions, oil pans, wiring, cooling, fuel, exhaust, and supporting hardware in one working list.
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Track decisions and unknowns
Record fitment choices, open questions, sources, and budget assumptions before they turn into expensive rework.
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Share one project brief
Give collaborators and shops a readable plan instead of asking them to reconstruct decisions from scattered messages.
Straightforward access
Choose the depth your project needs.
Explore for free, then upgrade when you need multiple builds, richer planning, or collaboration.
Explorer
For early feasibility research
$0forever
- 1 active project
- Core compatibility notes
- Basic parts checklist
Best for a live build
Builder
For an active garage build
$19per month
- 5 active projects
- Detailed dependency planning
- Source and decision log
- Shareable project access
- Project export
Shop
For specialists managing client work
$59per month
- Unlimited active projects
- Up to 5 team members
- Client-ready project views
- Priority product support
Practical answers
Plan with confidence, verify with care.
Your next build starts on paper
Turn swap research into a plan you can use.
Define the combination, expose the dependencies, and arrive at the garage with fewer unknowns.
Build your first atlas