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Hey everyone, is there anywhere that I can find Titan fluff (how they where formed, made, background, etc) I can't find a ton in the BRB and I would like to learn more (without spending a ton of money) Any links, etc would be great. Thanks!

Read Titanicus. It has alot of general information about their operation and feel.

Otherwise, just look up the Ad Mech.

The old fluff for the Adeptus Titanicus and older epic 40K stuff has a fair bit on Titans, but that also runs the whole 'possibly out of date' risk - it's hard to decide what is and isn't applicable given their tendency to recycle old material on a whim (CF Space Marine Codex.)

Try Lexicanum.

Horus heresy novels

The soon to be released "Priests of Mars" features titans as well.

A slightly different take from what we've seen so far in certain ways but well worth a read.

Much more pack animal like than we'd thought.

I'm gonna throw in the Codex Imperialis.

Just be aware that every source you look at may, and likely will, present you with different answers to your questions. This chance increases once you move away from GW material and delve into the licensed stuff like novels, as it's usually written by other people, and since 40k cares little for canon and consistency everybody tends to throw in his own ideas. Needless to say, artistic license will thus create a multitude of different interpretations. Feel free to "adopt" whatever you like - or come up with your own stuff as you go.