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preset nitros for $200?

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Posted by:
Captain Morgan
on November 12, 2003 at 21:53:39

I may buy a nitro tank for around $200 soon and I don't know which one to get, I'm looking at nitro duck right now but some people say ACI, Crossfire, Nitro duck, and Centerflag, "you should just put em in a hat and pick on" Then some people say some are way better than others. My question is what is the differnce between all of these tanks??? What would make one the best???

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Re: preset nitros for $200? b2k3 00:42:41 11/23/03 (1)

Re: preset nitros for $200? Wings11 11:00:59 11/26/03 (0)

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: I may buy a nitro tank for around $200 soon and I don't know which one to get, I'm looking at nitro duck right now but some people say ACI, Crossfire, Nitro duck, and Centerflag, "you should just put em in a hat and pick on" Then some people say some are way better than others. My question is what is the differnce between all of these tanks??? What would make one the best???

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