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Message: [QUOTE="Morgan@Midwest Diesel & Auto, post: 664785, member: 8143"] Doesn't matter which way you go. You can break either. At that point you will instantly think you should have gotten the other. Don't make it so complicated. Nothing can be guaranteed, and as long as Brian will warranty his transmissions against a stock injector'd truck then you will be fine. There are a hell of a lot of people out there running way more power than what your planning on doing. most have good luck on a 5r. There are very few people running 4r conversions and even less with a bunch of miles on them. Just take a stab at one. Let us know how it works. A lot of people have given their input but it still comes down to being your truck to live with. [/QUOTE]

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