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Re: Best N2 tank under $100 for Spyder TL+
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Posted by Cory Miller on July 08, 2002 at 18:47:16:

In Reply to: Best N2 tank under $100 for Spyder TL+ posted by David_ on July 02, 2002 at 13:36:11:

: Hi,
: I have a sypder TL+ and am currently looking at the crossfire 47ci 3000 psi fixed n2 tank. I have found for about $70. Is there a better tank in the $100 price range and if so where can i find it? Thanks in advance!!

i have been looking for quite some time and I've searched tons of sights and the nitrogen tank that you are talking about I have actually seen and almost bought. It really is a great tank for a great price. I can promise you that you aren't going to be able to find another tank for such a great price.

If you want to go up in size I know a 88ci 4500psi crossfire for $165.00 Go to dogpile and type in (88ci 4500psi Fixed Nitrogen Tank) and it will be the third response down. Hope this helped.

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