2016 SKY Titan Prerunner
SCORE Trophy Truck
Perhaps the best offroader Automation has ever seen
(but don't quote me on that)
The Titan Prerunner is a lightweight high-performance off-road truck, that comes in 3 variants:
The Utility:
A tough and rugged premium utility truck capable of light off-road use. Powered by a unique twincharged 5.2-liter inline-4 on a 5-speed semi-automatic transmission, it produces a monstrous 650 lb-ft of torque at 1600 RPM, and is capable of 17.5 MPG. Stiff progressive leaf springs in the rear provide optimum ride quality with 300 pounds in the bed. It also comes equipped with functioning front and rear tow hitches; make a train!
The Prerunner:
The star of the show; a stripped-down, lightweight and powerful 4WD prerunner with excellent handling and speed. Weighs only 3700lb, and produces 910 horsepower. Equipped with a 3-speed automatic transmission, a 2-range transfer case, and lockable differentials, the Prerunner is the most capable of the Titans, and even makes for an excellent rockcrawler too. Features a custom rollcage and removed bumpers and bed.
The Trophy Truck:
The man's toy. Weighing in at a monstrous 5,500lb and producing just over 1,000 horsepower sent to the rear wheels through a 6-speed sequential transmission, the Trophy Truck is compliant with all SCORE Trophy Truck rules, and is ready for the Baja 1,000.
Small features:- Steel rollbars
- Foglights
- Literally useless spare tires
- Custom edited suspension and jbeam for optimum performance
- 39" tyres on 17" rims for the Prerunner and Trophy variants
It's also got some engine specifics pasted on the rear end, to make sure whoever is behind you knows exactly why he'll never win
"weird flex but ok"
-Sebastian Vettel, after seeing a Titan Prerunner's back end outrun him on Monza (totally legit)
All Titan trucks feature heavy jbeam editing and lightly customized meshes, allowing significantly better performance than possible with Automation alone.
Changelog:1.0 - Beta version with placeholder suspension
1.2 - Improved suspension and more realistic brakes
1.4 - Completely reworked suspension for better handling off-road
1.6 - Minor visual updates; changed default color
1.8 - Improved suspension
1.10 - 165% increased suspension travel, by switching to fragile coil-sprung live axles
1.12 - Reverted front suspension to double wishbone, improved rear suspension, beginning testing on Bajarama
2.0 - The Competition Update; major changes to bring the truck to SCORE Trophy Truck standards; see Updates page
2.2 - (does not exist because BeamNG wouldn't let me use "2.2" oddly enough)
2.4 - Two new variants; now you can choose between the fragile but capable solid front axle, or the tough but rough double wishbone. Or, an all-new civilian utlity variant
2.6 - New jbeam-edited progressive dampers improving both hard impact tolerance and bumpy terrain performance
2.6.1 - Bug fixes for 2.6, and new menu images for the prerunner setups
2.8 - Changed the three setups; now there's the Titan Farmer, the Prerunner, and the Trophy Truck
2.8.1 - Small suspension tuning
2.10 - Audible suspension and small damper changes
2.12 - Automation Open Beta upgrades
3.0 - The Prerunner Update; major model changes to the Prerunner, and many jbeam edits make it more capable than ever before
3.2 - Titan Utility updates; improved the utility variant to reduce torque converter slip, increase top speed, and increase torque
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Beta Titan Prerunner 3.5
The original highly-edited Automation trophy truck
Recent Updates
- Bug fixes and changes to suspension & brakes Oct 5, 2020
- 3.4 - Suspension tuning for Prerunner and Trophy Apr 17, 2019
- 3.2 Titan Utility gets better Mar 8, 2019
Recent Reviews
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Author's Response
Update 2.6 and beyond have edited suspension files, but that's it
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Author's Response
Alright, I looked into it, and it appears they are, in fact, not the same. Visually, the two trucks share the same paintjob; the only difference is their front suspension. Turn Zero Gravity on, and you'll see that one of them has significantly higher suspension travel than the other
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