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05-30-2010, 10:25 PM

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Tural

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Originally Posted by AFMan

I've heard these horror stories on some forums that people had real problems with Titan motors. I would love to get their stroked 4.6, or that super 4.9L Monster, but I'm afraid to give it a chance I guess. Does anyone else who has a Titan stroker want to tell me their success stories, then I'd love to get a warm fuzzy again.

There's one guy here that had good luck with titan motor. I will find him for you tomorrow. I'm on a cell phone now. Will get to PC tomorrow.

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05-30-2010, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by fishtaconc

I forgot to add that part about the complaints I was busy doing five different things when I made that post but I think a lot of people overlook the negative feedback because they are so much more reasonable than the other.

you still lose money and time in the end. so you save $500 buying a titan, doesn't do ya much good when the thing konks out at 5k. i have heard so many horror stories from titan owners that it's not worth the risk.

i personally am looking at building my own stroker in the near future, but i still got a lot of research to do before i take it on. if i was looking to buy a drop in, i have heard a few people say good things about golen(not just the engine, but the CS too). haven't heard much about atk, but i haven't heard anything bad about them either. the mopar blocks have only been out for a little while, even if you found someone who dropped one in chances are they only have a few thousand miles on em at most......can't really say anything good or bad yet. however, the fact that it is a mopar block with a warranty already makes them sound reliable.