99Silverado5.3

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Hey guys I'm looking for some help in deciding what kit(What are the Goods and Bads(if any) for my application), shot is best for me, budget is $500 for the kit, DO NOT need bottle or brackets. Plan on not to spray all the time maybe twice a month, but heard it was addicting so... I am Running a 99 Silverado Ex. Cab 5.3L w/ Programmer, no muffler, k&n filter w/ ~70k miles on it. I am planning on using nitrous 98% of the time on the street, then the other 2%, once in a blue moon, at the strip. I plan on getting the given spark plugs, NGK-TR6's, which sound good to me. Also heard that you could put a tune on your truck and It will only come on when You push the tow/haul button, if anybody could shed some light on that I'd appreciate it.(nitrous tune just for tow/haul mode, no cats/O2 Sims, soon to follow nitrous). Goal, for now, is to run low 14s high 13s on street . Will get better with time. Thanks for the Help.

Snacktime

The cost is in the fittings... I'll post up on my cold fusion kit soon as I finish installing.

one03sierra

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i loved my nx kit and they were very helpful. and i have had real good dealings with cold fusion. and they are off eldridge and 290.

Wheatley

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I have a Cold Fusion wet kit on my truck and love it,could not be happier!Mike at Cold Fusion is an awesome guy also,I go up there to have bottles filled all the time and hang around there shop!I really think you would be happy with there products

Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet

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Trust me there is no comparison between a cold fusion system and a NX system.The NX systsem blows the cold fusion system out of the water when it comes to quality.......You get what you pay for.If you want cheap you get exactly CHEAP quality....
I have taken both systems and personaly tore them down side by side and there is a big difference.

Dave