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Message: [QUOTE="buck russell, post: 862641, member: 10792"] I did countless hours of research when it came to choosing a dual fueler. First I started at the RCD kit because they make some killer products. I spoke to a few people about it and it boiled down to the fact that a CP3 pump is harder to tune than a K16. That narrowed down my selection to the midwest kit, diesel dr and elite. My buddy has the elite on his truck and it's been great for him. He's not had any issues at all. However, I chose the midwest kit for several reasons: 1. Install is very simple 2. The brackets/hardware are refined (the diesel doctor isn't all that pretty looking) 3. Customer service - Morgan has gone above and beyond anything I could ever ask. He's provided me with all the information as well as the install guide so I could get a feel for the install. 4. Price - the price of the midwest kit is right where I wanted to be with regards to my budget. Hope that helps! [/QUOTE]

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